Bug fix - frames from animations now saved as distinct files #18
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Correctly concatenates frame name with file extension so that the program outputs each frame to distinct files. Using strcat() instead of sprintf()
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Medit was saving the .ppm frames produced by animating a sequence of meshes to one file: ".ppm". This version has fixed this so a series of .ppm files are produced (e.g. heat.1.ppm, heat.2.ppm, etc)
This was due to a line in menus.c overwriting a variable "data" with the file extension ".ppm" instead of concatenating it. The change was to instead use strcat() to append the file extension, preserving the "." format.