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PureBasic Syntax Highlighter

PureBasic Syntax Highlighter

duty1g

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PureBasic support for VS Code: Syntax Highlighting, Run (Ctrl+F5), and Debug (F5) with external debugger integration.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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PureBasic Syntax Highlighter for VS Code

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This extension provides rich syntax highlighting and development tools for PureBasic (.pb, .pbi) in Visual Studio Code.


Features

  • Syntax Highlighting: Comprehensive coloring for PureBasic keywords, strings, comments, and constants.
  • Run: Quickly run your code without debugging using Ctrl+F5.
  • Debug: Launch the external PureBasic Debugger seamlessly with F5.
  • Build: Compile your code into an executable.
  • Auto-Discovery: Automatically finds the PureBasic compiler (pbcompiler) in standard installation locations.

Requirements

  • PureBasic Installed: You must have PureBasic installed on your system.
  • Compiler Path: If the extension cannot find pbcompiler automatically, you may need to configure the path.

Setup

  1. Install the Extension.
  2. Open a PureBasic file (.pb).
  3. Run or Debug:
    • Press F5 to Start Debugging (launches code with the /DEBUGGER flag, opening the PureBasic standalone debugger).
    • Press Ctrl+F5 to Run Without Debugging.

Configuration

If your PureBasic installation is in a custom location, add the following to your VS Code settings.json:

{
    "purebasic.compilerPath": "C:\\MyCustomPath\\PureBasic\\Compilers\\pbcompiler.exe"
}

Known Issues

  • The extension relies on the external PureBasic debugger window; it does not currently integrate into the VS Code debug pane variables/watch window.

Release Notes

0.0.1

  • Initial release with syntax highlighting, run, and debug support.

License

PureBasic Syntax Highlighter for VS Code is licensed under the MIT License. Made with 🖤 by @duty1g

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