# Landmark definition file # Sharps (#) indicate comment lines # First entry is name, basically everything right of the equal sign # Construction of information in a single line, three or five fields # separated by either semicolons(;), comma's (,), spaces or tabs. # Three fields in the case the landmark is NOT on a junction between # two splines (normally end-points) # Five fields in the case the landmark is on a junction between two splines # # First entry: Landmark number starting with 0 (ZERO) and # continuous, gaps will result in errors # Second entry: Primary spline the point is located on. # (usually one of the end points of the spline) # Third entry: Indication of location on the spline # Four options for that (case insensitive): # 'BEGIN': Begin point of the spline # 'END': End point of the spline # 'INTERNAL': Internal knot of the spline # 'UNDEFINED': arbitrairy location on the spline # # Fourth entry: Secondary spline the point is located on (either an # internal control point of the spline (INTERNAL), an arbitrairy # location on the spline (UNDEFINED)) # Fifth entry: Indication of location on the second spline # The folowing lines are the default used in the Houle Lab for Drosophila wings: fullset.name=Houlelab DrosoWing 0, 1, BEGIN, 0, INTERNAL 1, 2, BEGIN, 0, INTERNAL 2, 3, BEGIN, 0, INTERNAL 3, 4, BEGIN, 0, INTERNAL 4, 5, BEGIN, 0, INTERNAL 5, 5, END 6, 0, END 7, 3, END 8, 2, END 9, 1, END 10, 6, BEGIN, 1, INTERNAL 11, 6, END, 2, INTERNAL 12, 7, BEGIN, 2, INTERNAL 13, 7, END, 3, INTERNAL 14, 4, END, 3, INTERNAL 15, 8, BEGIN, 1, INTERNAL # A single subsets of these can be defined by a single line with semicolon, # tab or comma separated numbers subset.points = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15