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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 haveorientation="orthogonal".Need to set up a constant for each type:
Then, using a
switchstatement, check against each, returning an error if not