Gantt chart start times error

[inp...@gmail.com]

Readers,

A report is generated:

1

a meeting

1 Jan 00:00:00

1 Jan 04:00:00

0.00

lorem ipsum

source:
project test 'test project' 2013-01-01 +1y {
    currency 'EUR'
    currencyformat '-' ' ' ' ' '.' 2
    dailyworkinghours 8
    numberformat '-' ' ' ' ' '.' 3
    shorttimeformat '%d-%m-%Y'
    timeformat '%e %b %T'
    timezone 'Europe/London'
    weekstartsmonday
    workinghours mon-fri 08:00-12:00, 13:00-17:00
    workinghours sat, sun off
    yearlyworkingdays 225
    }
    leaves holiday 'New Years day' 2013-01-01,
        holiday 'Good Friday' 2013-03-29,
        holiday 'Christmas day' 2013-12-25
    account usercosts 'my costs'
    account userrevenue 'my revenue'
    resource usertj 'taskjuggler user' {
        email '...@...'
        workinghours mon-fri 08:00-12:00, 13:00-17:00
        rate 10
        limits {dailymax 6h}
        }
    task task1 'a meeting' {
        allocate usertj
        duration 4h
        #effort 1d
        note 'lorem ipsum'
        }
    taskreport summary 'test report' {
        balance usercosts userrevenue
        #balance -
        caption 'test report summary'
        center 'centre section'
        columns bsi, name, start, end, resources, cost, note, chart
        formats html
        }

Why is the start time in the report '00:00:00' and not '08:00:00'?

Why is the resources column empty (was expecting to see 'taskjuggler user')?

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[Bas de Bruijn]

Hi,

That's because you have specified a duration to a task, instead of effort. It's calendar time not working time.

duration

as to your question about the resource allocation i have no answer.

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[Bas de Bruijn]

Hi,

I do have an answer to your second question.

Resources don't get allocated unless they are available. You resource is not available until 08:00. At that time your task has ended already.

[inp...@gmail.com]

On Thursday, 28 March 2013 10:49:35 UTC+2, Bas de Bruijn wrote:

Hi,

I do have an answer to your second question.

Resources don't get allocated unless they are available. You resource is not available until 08:00. At that time your task has ended already.

The resources becomes allocated when 'effort' replaces 'duration':

...#duration 4h
        effort 4h
        ...

The result is:

1

a meeting

2 Jan 08:00:00

2 Jan 12:00:00

taskjuggler user (usertj)

0.00

lorem ipsum

Which leads to another question: how to remove the text '(usertj)' (which is the id of the resource) from the report?

[Bas de Bruijn]

correct, like it should :)

the time the task start then also should be 08:00 and not 00:00 anymore

[Chris Schlaeger]

On Thu, Mar 28, 2013 at 10:04 AM, <inp...@gmail.com> wrote:

Which leads to another question: how to remove the text '(usertj)' (which is the id of the resource) from the report?

Use

  listitem "<-query attribute='name'->"

in your report.

Chris

[inp...@gmail.com]

For the benefit of others, have observed that if the double quotation mark is replaced by single quotation marks, an error is reported:

 Error: Unexpected token 'name' found. Expecting '}'
        columns bsi, name, start, end, resources {listitem '<-query attribute='name

[Chris Schlaeger]

On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 2:48 PM, <inp...@gmail.com> wrote:

  listitem "<-query attribute='name'->"

For the benefit of others, have observed that if the double quotation mark is replaced by single quotation marks, an error is reported:

 Error: Unexpected token 'name' found. Expecting '}'
        columns bsi, name, start, end, resources {listitem '<-query attribute='name

That's to be expected. You cannot use the string quotation marks inside a string unless you escape them by \.

Chris