1187 results found
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Add support to paste clipboard JSON as classes
It would be great if LINQPad could create classes from a JSON object in the clipboard (Just like the WebEssentials extension for VisualStudio can do)
29 votes -
when I call " Console.writeline(Obj); " with overridden ToString in my Obj then LinqPad does not show the simple String Output but some kind
when I call " Console.writeline(Obj); " with an overridden ToString in my Obj then LinqPad does not show the simple String Output but some kind of formatted object structure of Obj. I did not find a switch for that behaviour anwhere. I can work around with using Debug.WriteLine instead of Console, but a simple switch in the UI or Preferences would be nicer.
3 votes -
Allow cached schema info
Allow for using a cached schema rather than refresh each time a query is opened. I often run the same query to generate a report each morning. It takes longer for the schema (which is unchanged) to load than it does for the query to execute. It would be a nice option to save this schema information locally and refresh on command to account for any changes.
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Add a sortable date column to the MyQueries' Organize and GoTo tabs
I'm usually looking for the last time I used the thing I'm looking for. I'd like to be able to sort the found files in reverse date order.
2 votes -
Autocomplete lambda expression on adding event handlers
myForm.Activated += // then, suggestion like "(sender, e) =>" is shown
3 votes -
Add more code formatting options to LINQPad 5
It's great we can control where braces go (on their own lines of course), but needs option for spaces inside non-empty parentheses etc. Auto-formatting is awesome (and I don't want to turn it off), but removing my spaces is just rude :)
6 votes -
Database specific My Extensions
Add "My Extensions" that are used in place of the default for a given database, or one that does not interact with the normal "My Extensions", but can be used to extend the database.
3 votes -
Costum fast queries
It is great that we can right click a table and say Take(100) or where whithout having to type. But it would even be grander if we could customize these options.
Example, we use a lot orderbydesending(x => x.inserdate) on different kind of tables over different databases. How easy would it be if we could use have this query 2 clicks away ?!3 votes -
a plugin for Sublime Text Editor
It's one of the best Text Editors out there and instead of having LinqPad adding some of it's great features like:
- auto page save
- super fast with files over 50.000 rows
- word selection
- multiple word editor
- fantastic plugins base
- super light
it would be great if we can just point where our LinqPad connections and let Sublime do the rest :)
12 votes -
Can I get more than 1000 characters in the parameters section of the SQL output pane?
I have been using LINQPad to deploy a few large strings directly into a database table, but I recently needed to get the full script of what was being generated so I could deploy in an environment without LINQPad. When I opened the SQL output pane, the declaration which held the variable containing my 9 KB string was limited to the first 1,000 characters. Is there somewhere I can configure LINQPad so it will not truncate the SQL output as shown below?
-- Region Parameters
DECLARE @p0 VarChar(1000) = 'CNV'
DECLARE @p1 NVarChar(1) = N'declare @interfaceId int = 70;...…
24 votes -
Use dynamic (ExpandoObject) properties as column headers in output
I have a script that produces an array of dynamic objects whose properties are all identical. It would be nice to have the output formatted as a single table whose columns are the properties of the dynamic objects rather than a table with a single column, Items, with links in each row to the Key/Value pairs.
1 vote -
Exclusive Results Window Per Query Tab - detached mode
Keep results window exclusive to each tab so that various tab results can be compared or referenced when needed. Let's say I want to see the results of a query as a reference to other query I'm working on another tab, the result window goes blank as it is linked to the current query which is blank since not executed yet. But I still want to see the previous query results that I detached earlier.
May be an option to PIN/LOCK the results window to the query tab exclusively so that other tab's execution results will create a new results…
1 vote -
Let "Export to ..." default to the users Documents directory (or let it be configurable).
I've never yet wanted to export my results to my queries directory (or whereever it defaults to now). I don't get the current behaviour ... do people actually want this ?
1 vote -
LinqPad as a user control to embed in my apps
Reporting made easy...just write linq scripts and ship them with your app with the linqpad user control embedded in the app too. :)
I would prefer it in WPF but would settle for winforms.
110 votes -
Auto-Expand Data Grid columns
When I query and get Data Grid results back, the columns always come out fairly narrow. I have to then click on each column to read it. The Data Grid controller allows you to expand all columns so that all data is visible in each. This would be helpful to have
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21 votes
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Allow per-folder "linqpad.extensions" file
I would like to be able to create a "My Extensions"-like file per folder so that I can create contexts or extension code that are shared by all of the queries in that folder.
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Show a waiting icon during "Navigate To Query" search
Show a waiting icon in the "Go To..."(Navigate To Query)" popup window during long query text searches
1 vote -
Open New Query Tab When Pressing Middle Mouse Button on the Tabs Bar
Open New Query Tab When Pressing Middle Mouse Button on the Tabs Bar Like Firefox or Chrome.
3 votes -
Lowercase VB keywords option
Since VB is case-insensitive, all its keywords can be lowercase without affecting compilation. In Linqpad4, I use to type all my VB code in lowercase (it's somehow much more readable). Now with LP5, I get code completion and other nice stuff, but all my nice lowercase code gets put back in normal VB style. If it's not too much work, a "Lowercase VB keywords" option would be great.
1 vote
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