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How would I tell to apply syntax highlighting to a custom filename extension?

When using https://github.com/stef-levesque/vscode-shader if you start typing words get recommended that come from included files, this is especially useful when having a global config file for all defines that you include everywhere.

This is the only thing I'm missing from this extension and this is how it currently looks:

On line 409 of the glsl.tmLanguage.json file, there seems to be a typo for \\bgl_Back(Vertex|Instance)|..., which should be \\bgl_Base(Vertex|Instance)|.... If this is intended then the gl_Base* variables should be added to the regex.

I don't know how this works in VSCode, but with Markdown, highlighting of other languages can be injected like this:

I have vscode-glsl installed, but even after restarting VSCode, the GLSL snippet is still not highlighted. I write docs with a lot of GLSL in them, it would be useful to have this to reduce mistakes.

First great extension, I like how it is simple and just does one thing and does it good.

Anyway, there is one more thing I would like, that is when there are things like #define and #ifdef etc,

#ifdef WHATEVER
code
code
code
#endif

Would be greyed out of the certain value is not defined.
The thing that makes this more complex however is some things might be defined extern like with:

#ifdef GL_ES
precision highp float;
precision highp int;
#endif

So it might be good to have in the settings for the extension that an array of certain things can be defined.
This should also be a workspace option, cause in one project I might like a certain thing always defined while in another project I want not.

I hope I'm clear, and I hope someone is willing to make this.