I'm using gnuclad to create a tree. The problem is that I'm not able to change the starting date. I'm using the data below, from the default example.#,Nodes,,,,,,,,,,,,,#,Name,Color,Parent,Start,Stop,Icon,Description,[Namechange,When,Description,[Namechange,When,Description,. . . ]]N,Name here,#f00,,2002/12/01,2007/08/20,,,,,,,,,As you can see on the image, the node starts always at January.Also, is it possible to turn off the title box without editing the conf file?The config file example.conf is the default one:# gnuclad example config file# gnuclad has more than 50 configuration options, of# which only a few are listed here.# For a detailed explanation, consult the included manual.# You can always generate a full configuration file by# specifying CONF as gnuclad's output.# If you comment or delete an option,# gnuclad will use the built-in defaults.# Allowed syntax is:#   option=value#   option = value#   option= 'value'#   option =value#   option = three word value#   option = three word value#   ...infoBoxTitle = TitleinfoBoxText = Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet,infoBoxText = consectetuer adipiscing elitinfoBoxX = 10infoBoxY = 45infoBoxWidth = 166infoBoxHeight = 60# use ascii string width heuristicsasciiStrings = 1# orientation goes from 0 to 3orientation = 0#treemode goes from 0 to 2treeMode = 0mainBackground = #fffrulerWidth = 2rulerColor = #dddrulerMonthWidth = 1rulerMonthColor = #eaeaealineWidth = 4offsetPX = 20yearPX = 100labelFontColor = #000labelBGOpacity = 50#nameChangeType can be 0 or 1nameChangeType = 0#derivType can be 0 or 1derivType = 0dotRadius = 10smallDotRadius = 5descriptionType = 1
gnuclad does not change starting date
tree;gnuclad
Here I found the problem. The correct way to insert dates is using dots, e.g., 2012.03.10 and not slashes. The problem was the use of Gnumeric to edit the CSV file.