Enter a new datasetĬlick on the button "new" to acceed to the corpus windowwhere you can specify the name of the dataset, its file adress, and basic informations (author, region, period etc.) by entering them directly into the "title page" of your new dataset.
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If the dataset is imported from a gedcom file, virtual individuals are likewise created to represent missing parents of full siblings (members of one "family" in gecom format). If the file contains kinship references (by identity numbers) to individuals which do not show up by themselves, Puck creates the missing relatives as virtual individuals (with the sign "#" instead of a name). Puck can read files in text, excel, pajek, gedcom, tip, xml and prolog format (for more information on these file formats click here). A dataset thus can be treated repeatedly in succeeding sessions without always having to enter or choose its file name.
Note: If nothing has been entered or chosen, Puck opens by default the last dataset used. The "title page" of the dataset shows up in the corpus window. Then click on "import" to import the dataset.
It remains open in the background throughout a session, and serves as a platform to switch between simultanously opened corpus windows.Ī dataset may be constructed in three possible ways: Import the dataset from a fileĭouble-click into the empty bar of the window to choose the file from your computer or directly enter the file's adress and name. The opening window is the first window that appears after launching Puck.
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