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    AdminJoe Albahari (LINQPad) (CEO / Founder, LINQPad) commented  · 

    Try the 7.5.4 beta and let me know whether it's fixed.

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    AdminJoe Albahari (LINQPad) (CEO / Founder, LINQPad) commented  · 

    Create a statements-based query or a .cs file with the following content:

    global using System;
    global using System.Collections.Generic;
    global using System.IO;
    global using System.Linq;
    global using System.Net.Http;
    global using System.Threading;
    global using System.Threading.Tasks;

    Save this to a file called "iusing.linq" or "iusing.cs".

    Then in your query, #load that file (along with the other .cs files you wish to import):

    #load "iusing"
    or
    #load "iusing.cs"

    See https://forum.linqpad.net/discussion/2636/lp7-does-not-handle-implicit-usings for the discussion.

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    AdminJoe Albahari (LINQPad) (CEO / Founder, LINQPad) commented  · 

    You can already set selected indexes as follows:

    var box = new SelectBox (SelectBoxKind.MultiSelectListBox, "one", "two", "three").Dump();
    box.SelectedIndexes = new[] { 0, 1, 2};

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    AdminJoe Albahari (LINQPad) (CEO / Founder, LINQPad) commented  · 

    You can achieve this by creating a 'queries' folder inside the LINQPad 6 (or LINQPad 5) application folder.

    See https://www.linqpad.net/PortableDeployment.aspx

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    AdminJoe Albahari (LINQPad) (CEO / Founder, LINQPad) commented  · 

    LINQPad behaves as Visual Studio in this regard. Ctrl+Space doesn't choose a random entry; it pops up a list unless there's only one matching item based on what you've already typed.

    If you want to see a list even when there's only one matching entry, press Ctrl+K,L (same as in Visual Studio).

  6. 6 votes
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    AdminJoe Albahari (LINQPad) (CEO / Founder, LINQPad) commented  · 

    it sounds like you're after a macros feature in LINQPad. A hotkey maps to a user-definable action, where one of the action types is to open and run a query, with the query editor optionally hidden. I'll look into how easy this is to implement.

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    AdminJoe Albahari (LINQPad) (CEO / Founder, LINQPad) commented  · 

    Have you thought about using LINQPad's HTML controls?

    Something like this: http://share.linqpad.net/d8o2g3.linq

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    AdminJoe Albahari (LINQPad) (CEO / Founder, LINQPad) commented  · 

    Work on a .NET Core version is underway, but to begin with it will target only Windows (.NET Core 3 Desktop). Cross-platform support may follow, but this will be a separate project and will require a review of the available cross-platform GUI libraries.

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    AdminJoe Albahari (LINQPad) (CEO / Founder, LINQPad) commented  · 

    You can do this by clicking Advanced and under 'Extra connection string parameters', type 'password=...'

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    AdminJoe Albahari (LINQPad) (CEO / Founder, LINQPad) commented  · 

    This would be hard to enforce - even if it's disabled through L2S, you could still make updates via SQL. Have you considered using different login credentials - with only db_datareader role enabled?

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    AdminJoe Albahari (LINQPad) (CEO / Founder, LINQPad) commented  · 

    There's a keyboard shortcut for my extensions (Ctrl+Shift+Y)

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    AdminJoe Albahari (LINQPad) (CEO / Founder, LINQPad) commented  · 

    This is how LINQPad currently works, with the exception of not having an option for Windows credentials. Try the latest beta - it now has a Windows credentials option. Bear in mind that NuGet will ignore this setting.

  13. 5 votes
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    AdminJoe Albahari (LINQPad) (CEO / Founder, LINQPad) commented  · 

    Use Ctrl+PageUp and Ctrl+PageDown for the alternative switching behavior.

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    AdminJoe Albahari (LINQPad) (CEO / Founder, LINQPad) commented  · 

    Isn't this how it already works? For example, run this:

    new { X=1, Y=2 }.Dump (exclude:"X");
    new[] { new { X=1, Y=2 } }.Dump (exclude:"X");

    In both cases, only Y is dumped.

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    AdminJoe Albahari (LINQPad) (CEO / Founder, LINQPad) commented  · 

    Do you have a repro? The following works correctly:

    "foo".ToCharArray().Where(x => x

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    AdminJoe Albahari (LINQPad) (CEO / Founder, LINQPad) commented  · 

    You can work around this by putting the snippets in the parent folder. (They'll then to VB too, but this is rarely a problem.)

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    AdminJoe Albahari (LINQPad) (CEO / Founder, LINQPad) commented  · 

    Have you tried Environment.SetEnvironmentVariable? You can also write a method in My Extensions to set variables, and then call it in any query. For instance:

    public static class MyVar
    {
    public static void Test()
    {
    Environment.SetEnvironmentVariable ("foo", "value");
    Environment.SetEnvironmentVariable ("bar", "value");
    }
    }

    Then just call MyVar.Test();

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    AdminJoe Albahari (LINQPad) (CEO / Founder, LINQPad) commented  · 

    The 5.07.06 beta fixes this problem (at least to the point where LINQPad will no longer hang). Autocompletion is likely to lag, though, with queries of this size.

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    AdminJoe Albahari (LINQPad) (CEO / Founder, LINQPad) commented  · 

    The situation with regard portable deplpoyments has improved in recent betas:
    http://www.linqpad.net/PortableDeployment.aspx

    You can now portablize connections, drivers, default namespaces & references and user preferences, as well as queries, plug-ins and snippets.

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    AdminJoe Albahari (LINQPad) (CEO / Founder, LINQPad) commented  · 

    LINQPad styles the <pre> tag to use a proportional font. A workaround is to add the <code> tag as well.

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