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At cirodown 3254f4a , we can get surprising ID orders e.g.:
\M[1] \q[\M[2]] \M[3]
produces IDs that render on the document in order 1 3 2 rather than the desired 1 2 3.
This is because the \q is only searched for IDs after the toplevel \M[3].
\q
\M[3]
Generally this is not a big problem because linkable things stay on toplevel, but still, should be fixed.
Maybe this will also completely break math macro definitions across math blocks: https://github.com/cirosantilli/cirodown/blob/73b52c4ce0e50945724a843ac12212faa2ded4bf/README.ciro#L870
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At cirodown 3254f4a , we can get surprising ID orders e.g.:
produces IDs that render on the document in order 1 3 2 rather than the desired 1 2 3.
This is because the
\q
is only searched for IDs after the toplevel\M[3]
.Generally this is not a big problem because linkable things stay on toplevel, but still, should be fixed.
Maybe this will also completely break math macro definitions across math blocks: https://github.com/cirosantilli/cirodown/blob/73b52c4ce0e50945724a843ac12212faa2ded4bf/README.ciro#L870
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: