What’s The Bug?
Anytype still interprets a block of text containing two (or more) $ symbols not correctly in some cases. Sometimes Anytype transforms the text into LaTeX formula even when it isn’t implied to.
How To Reproduce It
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An example of incorrect interpretation of the syntax of inline (embedded) formulas is text that contains two $ symbols that do not imply the creation of a formula. For example, the average price of Nvidia shares at the beginning of October was 119$, and at the beginning of November it was already 135$.
An example of incorrect interpretation of the syntax of inline (embedded) formulas is text that contains two $ symbols that do not imply the creation of a formula. For example, the average price of Nvidia shares at the beginning of October was $119, and at the beginning of November it was already $135.
$PWD and $TMP both point to a temporary build directories.
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The Expected Behavior
The app should apply formula style only when it is implied to by user.
Additional Context
Another thing that bothers me is the change in the display of text with formulas depending on the cursor position (on the block with the formula or outside the block). You can see this in the attached video.
Device
ThinkPad P52
OS
Windows 10
Anytype Version
v0.44.0
Network Mode
AnySync
Technical Information
OS version: win32 x64 10.0.19045
App version: 0.44.0
Build number: build on 2024-12-16 16:53:50 +0000 UTC at #c04d64d52304c0fe8800032e74e49a7159abdbad (dirty)
Library version: v0.38.7
Anytype Identity: AAHf9w6htfxWX5QGEH4UCJPhC5UBQPdzgNqVSzUeGDDsG99n
Analytics ID: d83cf8b4-8c16-4782-a1f0-99dd4a8866d6
Device ID: 12D3KooWLUXHgMhzZAKBNwvNqTWBAmXhgxpxx1e8UsbPVRKdRuMF