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OxygenBasic has its own niche community. I’m not against the idea of adding basic syntax highlighting so that OxygenBasic doesn’t look like plain text when opened in ecode. But should you do this yourself? You can export the rules for FreeBASIC to JSON and customize them for OxygenBasic. This is what people have always done in the BASIC world. There are simply too many dialects to add support for all of them. |
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It's a cool BASIC dialect, but it's Windows-only, unlike FreeBASIC or QB64. Getting support for it is more involved. The number of keywords is on par with, or even higher than, FreeBASIC/QB64, and they are scattered throughout the CHM help file. The syntax is blended with C even more than FreeBASIC. You have to actually download the OxygenBasic distribution and inspect the CHM help file and its IDE. There is also a third-party code editor for it called AurelEdit, which you can find here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/aureledit-ide/
By the way, I have let the SmallBASIC community know about this very cool code editor: smallbasic/SmallBASIC#261
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