Will you fix so that Oracle outer join syntax will work? Or does it already work? (it does not work for me)

Example: SELECT o.orderno, c.customername FROM order o, customer c WHERE o.customerid = c.customerid (+);

It should become: SELECT o.orderno, c.customername LEFT OUTER JOIN o.customerid = c.customerid (+);

Does this SQL work in Oracle ? I think it needs to be converted to SELECT o.orderno, c.customername FROM order o LEFT OUTER JOIN customer c on o.customerid = c.customerid (+);

This would make a huge inpact for old system transforming to IvorySql from Oracle db.

Sorry I missed to create a SQL that works:
SELECT o.orderno, c.customername
FROM order o
LEFT OUTER JOIN customer c
ON o.customerid = c.customerid;

I'm a fan of writing sql syntax the older way and therefore am a +1 for adding the outer join systax as an upcoming feature:
SELECT o.orderno, c.customername
FROM orders o, customer c
WHERE o.customerid = c.customerid(+);