Sarper Soher

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Sure, here is the log. Diagnostics still show up though. ``` PATH E:\project\breakout\Library\PackageCache\[email protected]\Scripts\Runtime\TMP_FontAsset.cs PATTERNS ['**/.svn/**', '**/.git/**', '**/.hg/**', '**/CVS/**', '**/.Trash/**', '**/.Trash-*/**', '**/E:\\project\\breakout/.svn/**', '**/E:\\project\\breakout/**/.svn/**', '**/E:\\project\\breakout/Library/**', '**/E:\\project\\breakout/**/Library/**', '**/E:\\project\\breakout/Logs/**', '**/E:\\project\\breakout/**/Logs/**', '**/E:\\project\\breakout/obj/**', '**/E:\\project\\breakout/**/obj/**', '**/E:\\project\\breakout/Temp/**', '**/E:\\project\\breakout/**/Temp/**']...

It would also improve my debugging sessions if this feature was implemented so +1

`GuiLoadStyle("./asset/gui_style/gui_style.rgs");` in the main function after I raylib `InitWindow`, before entering the main loop

Thank you @raysan5 - Opened my style to make sure button width is 1, it shows up as 2. Made it 1 and save. Closed rGuiStyler, re-opened, opened the same...

Here is the rgs file I'm observing this problem with if it helps you debug [gui_style.zip](https://github.com/raysan5/rguistyler/files/14855842/gui_style.zip)

They are neither reported as diagnostics nor the coloring works on the tags `markup.unnecessary.lsp` and `markup.deprecated.lsp`. It'd be cool if this feature is added, compilation directives are used quite commonly,...

> > nor the coloring works on the tags `markup.unnecessary.lsp` and `markup.deprecated.lsp` > > I'm not sure what exactly doesn't work. If server doesn't provide diagnostics with those tags then...

It does work in VSCode. Changing `"csharp.suppressHiddenDiagnostics": true` to `false` did not change the result. Still no diagnostics produced for false resulting compiler directive blocks.

@rchl yes, already did. couldn't get it to work. #24 is resolved by the latest omnisharp though.

@rwols I can't feel sad now that the answer is no since I've also learned something, thanks :) Can we consider this "issue" a feature request then?