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• syntax hightlight, with Edgard Lorraine Messias
• Debug support
• Diagnostic infos
• Symbol Definitions Within a Document provider (access it by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+O or CTRL+P then @)
• Symbol Definitions in workspace provider (access it by pressing CTRL+T or CTRL+P then #)

See the wiki for more information. An introdution for harbour developers can be found in these articles:

• Harbour Wiki - Developing and Debugging Harbour Programs with VSCODE by Eric Lendvai
• Harbour magazine - Visual Studio Code for Harbour by José Luis Sánchez (available in spanish too)

Sometime is necessary to set harbour.compilerExecutable with complete path.

This extension contributes the following settings:

• harbour.validating: enable/disable the validation every open and save of harbour files.
• harbour.compilerExecutable: sometime is necessary to set the path of the harbour executable to make validation works.
• harbour.extraIncludePaths: add path where found the includes to avoid "file not found" error.
• harbour.extraOptions: other options to pass to harbour compiler.
• harbour.warningLevel: sets the warning level for validation.
• harbour.decorator: if true enables the feature of decoration of correspondents if/endif, for/next, while/endwhile, etc etc

You can use the command "Harbour: Get debugger code" to get the source of the debbugger, save it to a file naming it as you like, for example dbg_lib-prg. You can include this file in your project or BETTER create a library with this file to link in your project.

NOTE: don't forget to compile harbour file with debug information -b