I ran into build problem with tests. We may be missing a dependency check for spatialite-tools on a fresh build, but don't explicitly check for its existence when building the test target. As a result, the test target fails downstream when a require data dependency is missing.

Here's the error I got:

$ mkdir build
$ cmake 

https://github.com/korlibs/korge/blob/84bbaf20c753f29bb47da6580b3ff82de704fa30/korge/src/commonMain/kotlin/com/soywiz/korge/view/filter/SwizzleColorFilter.kt#L19-L21

Rename file to match the class name + offer a operator fun invoke to not need to use ProxySwizzle

On the documentation website, the "install to dash" button has the URL...
file:///Users/michael/git/SKTiled/docsets/SKTiled.xml.
Obviously this is wrong.
It should be https://mfessenden.github.io/SKTiled/docsets/SKTiled.xml or probably /SKTiled/docsets/SKTiled.xml.

It looks like this is a generation setting, as it's included in every HTML file in the gh-pages branch, so I guess I can'

Would it be possible to add the documentation with it? Maybe some markdown files?
maybe with the help of this tool: doxygen xml to markdown?

TilePix only supports orthogonal maps (currently - hopefully we'll be able to support other types in the future). A sensible error should be returned on Reading a map which doesn't have orientation="orthogonal".

Need to set up a constant for each type:

• orthogonal
• hexagonal
• isometric
• staggered

Then, using a switch statement, check against each, returning an error if not

DAUX does not support generating API documentation. For this we should edit our comments to be compatible with a standalone API documentation generator project like pydoctor. Then link the API documentation from our manual as the API Reference chapter.

I noticed the doc folder is gone. Not sure if that was intentional or not, but I think the project could benefit from some basic documentation. You should also include documentation for what properties a object/layer/map table contains. This will be useful for when people are creating (whatever kind of) objects to look at a table they can reference.

Ie.

    local fake_object_