Hi All, im drawing a chart mountain but result image seems to be correct if i got an array with correct number while if i got array with several 0 value, xscale is composed by duplicated 0 and 1 values and also negative values like -0, -1, -2. i would like that my scale start from 0 and values not repeted in xscale. i tried to use option 'start' without any result. package that i'm using is Chart-2.4.1. here is my code. 

#!/usr/bin/perl
use Chart::Mountain;
$filename = $ARGV[0];
$popname = $ARGV[1];
$g = Chart::Mountain->new(1000,500);
$g->add_datafile( "$filename", set );
%hash = ( 'title' => 'Video Server Play Daily Hourly Report',
'grid_lines' => 'true',
'misc' => [0,0,0],
'y_label' => 'Numero Streams',
'include_zero' => 'true',
'x_ticks' => 'vertical',
'precision' => '0',
@labels = ($popname)
);
$g->set (%hash);
$g->set('colors' => {'dataset0' => [0,255,0]});
$g->set ('legend_labels' => \@labels);
$g->set ('tick_label_font' => (GD::Font->Giant));
$g->set ('title_font' => (GD::Font->Giant));
$g->jpeg ("$filename.jpeg");

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