Possible Error in Documentation

[qbytx]

In the DotTiled Docs, under essentials / loaders, there is a code snippet that will not compile because of an error.

The error is on this page: https://dcronqvist.github.io/DotTiled/docs/essentials/loading-maps.html

Under this header:

Func<string, Tileset> - Tileset Resolver

Tileset ResolveTileset(string source)
{
  using var tilesetFileReader = new StreamReader(source);
  var tilesetString = tilesetReader.ReadToEnd();
  using var tilesetReader = new TilesetReader(tilesetString, ResolveTileset, ResolveTemplate, ResolveCustomType);
  return tilesetReader.ReadTileset();
}

Unless I am mistaken, var tilesetString = tilesetReader.ReadToEnd(); ought to be var tilesetString = tilesetFileReader.ReadToEnd();

This error is duplicated under the heading

Putting it all together

just a cursory glance, you create a new instance of tilesetReader immiediately after calling tilesetReader.ReadToEnd(). Additionally, intellisense tells me TilesetReader does not have a member called 'ReadToEnd()', but tilesetFileReader does.

[qbytx]

Another possible error:

         Template ResolveTemplate(string source)
         {
             string templatePath = Path.Combine(mapDirectory, source);
             using var templateFileReader = new StreamReader(templatePath);
             var templateString = templateReader.ReadToEnd();
             using var templateReader = new TemplateReader(templateString, ResolveTileset, ResolveTemplate, ResolveCustomType);
             return templateReader.ReadTemplate();
         }

from the same page https://dcronqvist.github.io/DotTiled/docs/essentials/loading-maps.html

I think var templateString = templateReader.ReadToEnd(); ought to be var templateString = templateFileReader.ReadToEnd();

[qbytx]

Last thing.

I believe that

          ICustomTypeDefinition ResolveCustomType(string name)
          {
              var allDefinedTypes = [... ];
              return allDefinedTypes.FirstOrDefault(type => type.Name == name);
          }

ought to be

          Optional<ICustomTypeDefinition> ResolveCustomType(string name)
          {
              var allDefinedTypes = [... ];
              return allDefinedTypes.FirstOrDefault(type => type.Name == name);
          }

I'm assuming there has been an api change and this page wasn't updated