NOTE: Undocumented parts of the source code you will most likely find by going through the openage c++/python reference and watch out for empty classes/members/functions/etc.

The last days I was setting up doxygen/sphinx+breathe to properly generate a nice documentation for

Hello,

Sorry if this has already been suggested. My main grip with Tiled is that I often scroll too much and end up "out of bounds" (like plus or minus huge horizontal/vertical value), and then I struggle to go to the exact position where my map is. My map is tile based (32x32), 80x10 tiles. Nothing special.

Maybe I'm missing something, but I couldn't find a way to easily reset the scrolling

I would like to request the addition of a new url.auto_search mode that uses the default search unless a proper URL, with the scheme, is entered.

This would be useful to me because I often search for terms with a dot in them, which the naive setting attempts to open as a URL. When using the never setting instead I frequently forget to add my searchengine name, get a "invalid URL" error a

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Tools like apidiff exist to analyze frameworks and produce diffs of their APIs. We should apply this sort of tool in (at least) two ways:

1. Per pull request

Pull requests that change or add public API could have this information surfaced as a bot comment or GitHub check. This would help us identify subtle changes to public API that could be b

The test should run at TravisCI and at least include:

• startup without proxy
• startup with invalid proxy
• loading of unencrypted save file
• loading of encrypted save file
• try loading a broken save file
• saving a save file

More tests and ideas welcome

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• pywebview version: 3.0
• platform / version: Windows 8.1 64-bits

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The PyWebView window starts with a random position on the screen, I'd like to start it centered but it seems PyWebView doesn't have such feature. It'd be appreciated if this could be added.
I've seen a similar issue here: https://github.com/r0x0r/pywebview/issu

Instead of two, the second one of which being ignored anyway.