When AQtime is running as a stand-alone application, it includes an integrated source code editor, which allows you to browse your project’s source code directly from AQtime. The Editor panel includes syntax color highlighting for various code elements such as keywords or comments. This syntax highlighting is specific to the programming language of your source file and is a global setting; once you set syntax highlighting information for a specific language, all files of that language are highlighted the same way. The Editor panel recognizes the C#, C++, Basic and Pascal programming languages.

When AQtime is ran within the Microsoft Visual Studio IDE, Visual Studio’s native Code Editor is used instead of the Editor panel.

When AQtime is ran within the Borland Developer Studio IDE, Borland Developer Studio’s native Editor is used instead of the Editor panel.

AQtime’s Editor panel, Borland Developer Studio’s Editor and Visual Studio’s Code Editor can display profiler-specific results within their gutter grids. For instance, when using the Performance profiler, the Hit Count and % Time results can be displayed for each profiled source code line. In addition, profiling results for routines are displayed as comments before the routine’s source code in AQtime’s Editor panel, as a hint in Borland Developer Studio’s Editor, or they are listed in a specific dialog in Visual Studio’s Code Editor. To call this dialog, simply click a bullet in the * column.