bugfix: Delete the escapeDollarNumber function, which causes errors i…

[Dean-YZG]

function escapeDollarNumber(text: string) {
  let escapedText = "";

  for (let i = 0; i < text.length; i += 1) {
    let char = text[i];
    const nextChar = text[i + 1] || " ";

    if (char === "$" && nextChar >= "0" && nextChar <= "9") {
      char = "\\$";
    }

    escapedText += char;
  }

  return escapedText;
}

The original intention of this piece of code was to address conflicts in LaTeX rendering, but in reality, it did not solve this issue. Instead, it introduced other problems. For example, it altered the LaTeX mathematical formula syntax into an incorrect format, causing the Markdown component to fail in correctly interpreting the strings.

To resolve this issue, you can review the part of the code that handles LaTeX mathematical formulas and ensure that there are no incorrect modifications to the LaTeX syntax during the conversion process. You may try to fix the section of the code related to LaTeX formulas to ensure that they display and parse correctly in the Markdown component.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Streamlined Markdown rendering by removing unnecessary complexity related to dollar sign handling.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved text processing logic in the Markdown component for better rendering of mathematical expressions.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve the removal of the escapeDollarNumber function from the app/components/markdown.tsx file. This function was responsible for escaping dollar signs followed by numbers in text. Its removal simplifies the _MarkDownContent component by eliminating its call within the useMemo hook, leaving only the escapeBrackets and tryWrapHtmlCode functions for text processing. The Markdown component remains unchanged, and the overall control flow is preserved.

Changes

File	Change Summary
app/components/markdown.tsx	Removed escapeDollarNumber function; eliminated its call in _MarkDownContent to simplify text processing.

Poem

In the garden where words play,
Dollar signs have gone away.
With brackets and code wrapped tight,
Markdown shines, oh what a sight!
A simpler path for text to roam,
In this code, we've found our home. 🐇✨

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app/components/markdown.tsx (1)

247-247: LGTM! Removal of escapeDollarNumber aligns with PR objective.

The removal of the escapeDollarNumber function from the content processing pipeline aligns with the PR objective to fix LaTeX rendering issues. The remaining functions (escapeBrackets and tryWrapHtmlCode) should be sufficient for processing the content.

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Verification Successful: No remaining references to escapeDollarNumber found.

The removal of escapeDollarNumber has been confirmed across the codebase.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any remaining references to escapeDollarNumber

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