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[core] fix opacity interpolation for composition expressions - #15738
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| const float possiblyRoundedZoom = expression.useIntegerZoom ? std::floor(currentZoom) : currentZoom; | ||
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| return std::tuple<float>{ | ||
| ::fmax(0.0, ::fmin(1.0, expression.interpolationFactor(zoomRange, possiblyRoundedZoom)))}; |
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sad that std::clamp is C++17 :-/
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port mapbox/mapbox-gl-js#8818
Previously the interpolation factor could be out of the range 0 to 1 which could result in rendering errors.
I've skipped the render test because -native doesn't have a way to stop sources from loading new tiles. I started trying to add this but bailed because it doesn't seem like it's worth the effort. I opened #15737 to document this.