Peter Hull

OK, I think I've got a fix for this. I will put in a Pull Request hopefully later today.

Are you debugging from within VS? Check the working directory (from memory it's `Project Properties -> Debugging -> Working Directory`) because your relative path `resources/test.tmx` will be found starting from...

Sorry, I misunderstood what you meant by 'file path goes missing'. That is weird, on the face of it, it looks impossible * https://github.com/fallahn/tmxlite/blob/2ac30553ceea838966829da22777cc31458db56d/tmxlite/src/Map.cpp#L58-L70 Can you set a breakpoint on...

You probably have figured this out yourself, but anyway, I think that version 2.29.1 of SLIME is obsolete - better to get the one from MELPA (20240125 is the latest,...

@stassats thanks for the information. When I install SLIME (with MELPA enabled) I have a choice of ``` 20240125.1336 (melpa), 2.29.1 (nongnu). ``` The nongnu version has a date of...

> I have never used melpa, but I've seen a lot of confusion from those who use it. Understood, but literally item 1 in your quick setup instructions is "Set...

I'm coming to the conclusion that this isn't the right place to complain; both MELPA and nongnu ELPA take the outputs of this project and package them in their own...

I haven't tried either (beyond looking at its contents) but I believe it *would* be usable - the one that isn't is nongnu ELPA (linked [here](https://elpa.nongnu.org/nongnu/slime.html)) because they have removed...

I've asked a question on the emacs mailing list (hopefully the right place) as I need a bit of guidance on fixing this

`(require 'slime)` in your `~/.emacs` will work, I have no doubt. The downside is that it will load slime as soon as emacs starts, whether you need it or not....