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@eishiya "User" is a consumer of a general-purpose library that can parse the TMX format into idiomatic types for the language, one that could be used as pre-built component in...

@raffaem For me it was, as well. As soon as the fix for that issue was merged, I built it from source and the issue was resolved. I can't speak...

I just ran into this issue myself in my current C project. As was correctly pointed out, simply loading the template and referencing it within the object is inadequate in...

I had the same issue, and I was foolishly searching through "config" folder, taking an embarrassing amount of time before realizing it was configured in the `bin/powermenu` script. Though it...

I am not certain this is something that _should_ ever be fixed, as it is following the same convention as the rest of the API. Whether it be `g;GetUniformXXX`, `glGetVertexAttribXXX`,...

@mobius3 You make a good point. I don't believe there are any current maintainers, but I did issue the PR #16 anyways if anyone else ever stumbles across this issue...

Ruby most definitely does support multi-threading, it is just clunky to use correctly, but to be fair, all mutli-threading code in C is. Include the `` header, and you will...

While it *technically* this is undefined behavior because it is not an unsigned integer, realistically this library only utilizes well-defined behavior, specifically the "wrapping" rules for shifting, addition. subtraction, and...

Well, that is an embarrassing oversight on my part, no clue how I let that happen.... I don't have the code on my current machine to test with, but the...

Currently compound tags only compare the name of the tag to determine equality, and do not check contents. The given example results in two tags where neither has a name,...