This extension provides an enhanced syntax highlighting and language support for QB64/QB64PE and related Basic dialects (.bas, .bi, .bm, .inc files) in Visual Studio Code.
- Syntax highlighting for QB64/QB64PE and related Basic dialects (Conforms to QB64 Phoenix Edition v4.0.0 keywords)
- Support for .bas, .bi, .bm, and .inc file extensions
- Custom dark theme optimized for QB64/QB64PE development
- Custom/enhanced highlighting scheme over QB64/pe IDE settings
- Execute either QB64 or QB64pe compilers (must be defined in your PATH)
If you have any requirements or dependencies, add a section describing those and how to install and configure them.
This extension does not add any VS Code settings.
This table shows the colors used for various syntax elements in the QB64 extension.
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Keywords, Support functions, String processing, Error processing, File processing, Image processing, Device processing
This should leave all variables, SUB and FUNCTION names white.
- Using this extension will disable all other extensions. So if you have in your project .json or .md files, the colors used for this extension will be applied to them. For example, markdowm (.md) and C/C++ (.c, .cpp, .h) files, no highlighting will be done.
- Updated to put .exe after qb64 and qb64pe for Windows.
- Fixed the issue where the .vscode in workspace wasn't being recreated properly when extension changes.
- Updated to create the workspace .vscode directory to enable compiling option.
- package.json and tasks.json had different language ID's. Fixed them to match.
- Added compile & run for both QB64 and QB64pe compilers
- Updated ctrl-F5 to run either compiler (QB64/Qb64pe)
- Syntax highlighting for QB64/QB64PE
- Custom dark theme
- Install the extension
- Open a .bas, .bi, .bm, .inc or .frm file
- The syntax highlighting and language features will be automatically applied
To apply the custom QB64/QB64PE theme:
- Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P)
- Type "Preferences: Color Theme"
- Select "QB64 Theme"
To compile and run your program (either or):
- Select either "Run QB64" or "Run QB64pe" in upper right hand corner
- Hit ctrl-F5 and select top center your compiler
For issues, feature requests, or questions, please visit the GitHub repository.
Enjoy!