fix scientific notation bug in interpolation #102
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There is currently a bug in animated that is causing deeply nested side-effects.
This line will in some situations return a scientific number, which stringShapeRegex can't track, it thereby creates a wrong outputShape (for instance:
[-7]) which causes trouble later on. Basically it starts addingNanto the interpolated result, so output can look like this:1-e7NaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNdeg- and it's adding up, blowing up memory.I am not sure if the new regexp is covering all cases, but it fixed the problems i've had (an AnimatedValue visually stopped working).