Use InvariantCulture for float parsing

[nedoxff]

Why?

Depending on the culture, C# chooses the decimal separator to be either , or .. For example, for the russian culture, it uses ,. And since Tiled Map Format uses . (for variables such as x, y, width, height, offsetX and offsetY), it throws an exception that the parsing failed.

Solution

Using an invariant CultureInfo, float.TryParse() will use . for the decimal separator, which will not throw an exception.

[TheBoneJarmer]

Hi @NedoProgrammer

Thank you for opening up a pull request. And well spotted! Up till now I never used floating point decimals within my tiled map so I never hit the issue you are solving with this pull request. Changes look good so I will approve the changes and draft a new release.

That said, I noticed you targeted my main branch. Under normal circumstances I don't allow this as main is the production-stable branch and develop is the branch used for well, active development and testing. However, considering the size of the change and the fact it does break stuff for you I allow it. But next time, please target the develop branch even if the change is breaking.

With kind regards,
Ruben Labruyere

[nedoxff]

Ok, sorry! Didn't notice there was the dev branch 😅