Charles Plessy

Support for basecalls ran with `calib_detect` would be great indeed. The simplest way would be to discard calibration reads together with the Q < 7 ones, so that the N50...

Thanks, it works with the `bibliometrix.zip` that you supplied above. If possible, I would be pleased if the error message would directly report that the number of articles is too...

Alternatively, would it be possible to plot a non-connected dot for papers that are not cited nor citing any other ? I would find it useful when plotting my bibliography.

I have created a local subworkflow in nf-core/pairgenomealign, that takes a genome as input, and returns the genome compressed with bgzip, with its `fai` and `gzi` indices, plus as sequence...

Both can be true: Muhenkan is on the PC keyboards (which have more special Japanese keys). Eisu/Kana are on the Mac Japanese keyboards (which only have these two).

I also could not find online documentation but I checked directly the keycodes on my Japanese Mac with https://karabiner-elements.pqrs.org/.

Oh, sorry there was. https://bsakatu.net/doc/usb-hid-to-scancode/

I have a JIS PC keyboard that I plugged on a Mac: Here are the results: - Muhenkan (無変換) -> `japanese_pc_nfer` 139 - Henkan (変換) ->`japanese_pc_xfer` 138 - Katakana Hiragana...

Simplified output of `xev` on Linux with the same JIS keyboad, when selecting [OADG 109A](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_input_keys) layout. - Muhenkan (無変換) ``` state 0x4000, keycode 102 (keysym 0xff22, Muhenkan), same_screen YES, ```...

OK, for Windows, from [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scancode#cite_note-msusb13a-5) I found a link to a Microsoft document that specifies: - \ usage index 136 - かな usage index 136 - ¥ usage index 137...