save.tps: Saves 3D Coordinates into a TPS File
In morphOptics/digit3DLand: Digitalization of 3D landmarks on mesh

Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples

Saves landmark coordinates as generated by digitMesh.mesh3d into a TPS file.
Note: this is not a generic function to create TPS file, it's only designed for 3D landmark data.

1 2	save.tps(A, ID, file.name, LMheader = "LM3", IDheader = "ID", sdir = getwd(), app = FALSE, over.write = FALSE)

`A`	A 2D numerical matrix of landmark coordinates.
`ID`	A character value containing the individual identifier.
`file.name`	A character value containing the TPS file name (with extension).
`LMheader`	A character value specifying the keyword to use in the TPS file to indicate the number of landmarks. Default: `"LM3"`, for 3D landmarks.
`IDheader`	A character value specifying the keyword to use in the TPS file to indicate the individual identifier. Default: `"ID"`.
`sdir`	A character value indicating the path to the saving directory. Default: `getwd()`.
`app`	A logical value indicating if the written data should be appended in the TPS file (if this file already exists). Default: `FALSE`.
`over.write`	A logical value indicating if the file to save should overwrite the previous TPS file with the same name (if it exists). Default: `FALSE`.

Given a matrix of landmark coordinates A, this function saves it into a TPS file whose filename is contained into file.name.

Nothing.

read.tps.

# Generates first a 10*3 random matrix, just for illustration purpose,
# but such as it could be obtained after a mesh digitization:
M <- matrix(rnorm(30), 10, 3)
# Then, saves it as a TPS file:
save.tps(M, ID = "randomMatrix", file.name = "TPSfile4randomMatrix.tps")