Does anyone know if this is a bug or something? I've tried to google it but can't find a solution. And is it impossible to turn off top-level statements in c# rider?
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Which operating system are you using? If it's Linux, which Desktop Environment? Also, are you using the New UI (Settings > Appearance & Behavior > New UI)? – Nikola Stojiljković Dec 23 '22 at 04:25
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Mac 12.6.1 Monterey, the thing is when I developed in unity with rider this problem didn't occur. When I open a new solution with just C# itself, it becomes like this. Also, I'm trying to find a way to turn off the top-level statement but doesn't seem to find it in Rider. I know is possible to turn it off in VScode however, turning it off in VS code does not made any impact on Rider – aron kan Dec 23 '22 at 04:29
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It looks like an UI bug. My Mac is in my office right now and I can't check it on macOS (Windows here at home). Anyway, try switching to New UI, if you're not yet using it, or switching back to the old one. I have been experiencing weird issues lately on multiple JetBrains tools. It probably has something to do with them refactoring the UI and introducing a new one based on Skia. – Nikola Stojiljković Dec 23 '22 at 04:39
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OK, I just switch to the new UI and now it's displayed correctly, thanks for the tips. I just need to set the theme and get used to it – aron kan Dec 23 '22 at 05:18