rickbeeloo

+1 it would be really nice to plot both forward and reverse genes on **the same y-axis**, rather than on separate strands in the provided example. @acpguedes for the labels...

Aaah this is exactly what I meant! Awesome. Perhaps useful to add this example to the documentation at it will be more common than plotting in the same direction or...

**Update** @wilkox I saw you referenced this in another question so I made some adjustments that may suit other cases. Plot labels above genes using geom_text - We move the...

Upon inspection of the request header for the webserver I noticed it adds a a `\` before the last `+`, so the pattern should be `[{tag:/JJ/}]*[{tag:/NN.*/}]\+`

Yes I indeed expected to be able to copy a regex from corenlp.run and obtain the same results (and thus also the same parsing)

I also noticed that entering the escaped regex, thus `[{tag:/JJ/}]*[{tag:/NN.*/}]\+` on the werbserver will throw `java.lang.RuntimeException: Error when parsing [{tag:/JJ/}]*[{tag:/NN.*/}]\+` this makes it even harder to test a regex since...

Aaah awesome!

Should we in this case always specifcy `int64=True`?

Hm no idea, but it now is kinda confusing that the type can change from pandas to pyranges. I would expect it to copy the `dtype` from Pandas when initiating...

Hi @endrebak, it would be awesome to create a table like I presented which I didn't get using `cluster`. Let's say we have this dataset: meta | start | end...