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If a window is being slided in and for some reason it gets closed, the window will be slided out. The problem is a jump between the slide in animation and the slide out animation. The reason for that is we cancel the slide in animation when the slide out animation is started. That cancelation had been made on purpose because the in and out animation are different(they have different duration). But visually, it doesn't look good. TimeLine tries to preserve progress value when changing duration. Thus, let's utilize that to fix the jump. This change matters only with animation speed factor > 1.0. CCBUG: 264276

If a window is being slided in and for some reason it gets closed, the window will be slided out. The problem is that there is a jump between the slide in animation and the slide out animation. The reason for that is we cancel the slide in animation when the slide out animation is started. It makes sense to cancel previously active animations because they have different durations. But visually, it doesn't look good. TimeLine tries to preserve progress value when changing duration. Thus, let's utilize that to fix the jump. This change matters only with animation speed factor > 1.0. CCBUG: 264276

If a window is being slided in and for some reason it gets closed, the window will be slided out. The problem is a jump between the slide inthat there is a jump between the slide in animation and the slide out animation. The reason for that is we cancel the slide in animation when the slide out animation is started. That cancelation had been made on purpose because the in and out animation are different(they have different duration). But visually, itIt makes sense to cancel previously active animations because they have different durations. But visually, it doesn't look good. TimeLine tries to preserve progress value when changing duration. Thus, let's utilize that to fix the jump. This change matters only with animation speed factor > 1.0. CCBUG: 264276