When there are non space characters after $$ the parser ends up interpreting the whole doc as part of the node (v3) about remark-math

[wooorm]

This is in line with how fenced code works too. Take this markdown.

# Debug

```
\LaTeX
``` words

more words

Debug

\LaTeX
``` words

more words

So everything after it becomes code.

Why not fix your “closing” fence?

[wooorm]

Closing this as it’s intended behavior documented in the changelog: 9b4b3c3

[Stvad]

I see, this is unfortunate 🙁. This has really bad consequences when used with MDX - if you interleave this somewhere within the document - it's gonna consume JSX components/any meta code/etc after till the end of the document =\ . Leading to MDX failing to parse things

[wooorm]

Please elaborate.

[Stvad]

I've described my context in mdx-js/mdx#1477 (reply in thread) which I believe you saw.
If a snippet like described in this issue - gets passed in to me as an input and I put it into an MDX document - It's going to corrupt the overall constructed document as it's going to consume the closing tag for it's section and the rest of the document making the parsing and the build fail 🙁

[wooorm]

If a snippet like described in this issue - gets passed in to me as an input and I put it into an MDX document - It's going to corrupt the overall constructed document as it's going to consume the closing tag for it's section and the rest of the document making the parsing and the build fail 🙁

That’s how things work. If you pass <div></div> to an HTML parser, it’s going to see an element. If you pass console.log(1) to a JavaScript parser, it’s going to see a function call.

This isn’t an issue here (https://xyproblem.info): it has to do with the overall discussion over there

[wooorm]

whoops 😅 should be closed I think

[Guyutongxue]

Very bad design 👎 . Almost every MarkDown extension support inline $$expr$$, both marked, markdown-it, GitHub ...

I'm now migrating some MarkDown-with-math files from markdown-it to remark. Holy **** this behavior just make everything a mess.