Rename a varialbe to avoid confusion and fix a comment typo#1276
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The proposed changes are for the screenshot example.
I wondered why
copyCmdis used for both copying and blitting. Such variable name gave me a wrong impression that copying is used in the blitting case. ButcopyCmdis just a command buffer used in both cases. I think it's better to rename to something likecmdBufferto avoid confusion. Since there is alreadycmdBufferfrom another scope yet in the same file used insidebuildCommandBuffer(), I suggesttransferCmdBuffer.Change
datetodatain the comment// Getting the image date directly from a swapchain image wouldn't work as they're usually stored in an implementation dependent optimal tiling format.