No need to be sorry, Andrew, since both yours and mine variants are
correct. I just didn't want to change anything in the original code to
make it more understandable. Look 're:
In the final loop when i = keysLength the assignment inside the loop
would look like
12 keyFrames[keysLength] = keys[keysLength-1];
In the last line we see
15 keyFrames[keysLength+1] = keys[keysLength-1];
Your variant says
> keyFrames[keysLength+1] = keyFrames[keysLength];
Now comparing line 12 and your variant we see that line 15 is correct,
that is
keyFrames[keysLength+1] = keys[keysLength-1];
Thanks for other corrections though.
vladimir
Andrew Moulden wrote:
>
> Sorry Vladimir, the last line of that example should have been:
>
> keyFrames[keysLength+1] = keyFrames[keysLength];
>
> Andrew Moulden
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