An interpolator constructs a transducer from a starting value, a stopping value, and the number of elements or steps to produce between these values.
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Abstract methods
Interpolate a closed interval, starting with start and ending with the first value after stop. The uneased case allows exact computation of the interval while the easing will probably introduce numeric error.
Interpolate a closed interval, starting with start and ending with the first value after stop. The uneased case allows exact computation of the interval while the easing will probably introduce numeric error.
Interpolate a closed interval, starting with start and ending with the first value after stop, and passed through the given easing.
Interpolate a closed interval, starting with start and ending with the first value after stop, and passed through the given easing.
Enumerate a half-open interval, starting with start and ending with stop. The uneased case allows exact computation of the interval while the easing will probably introduce numeric error.
Enumerate a half-open interval, starting with start and ending with stop. The uneased case allows exact computation of the interval while the easing will probably introduce numeric error.