What's the LaTeX writing rule in MD files?
See original GitHub issueI write markdown file with LaTeX like this style:
## Hello World.
$$
\gcd(a, b) = \gcd(b, a \% b)
$$$$
\gcd(a, b) = \gcd(b, a \% b)
$$
And MDlint just scans no synatx warning with this file. When I add one or more lines after $$
, the extension works again. So it’s a bug or a real problem to write LaTeX with more than one line and using $$$$
?
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It looks to be a bug in
markdownlint
related to the way the math block parser outputs tokens. I can’t reproduce it otherwise. Good catch, thank you!Got it, thanks! I’ll have a look.