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Tabbed Results Window + Pinned Tabs = Easily See the Results of Multiple Iterations of the Query
By default it would only ever create a single results tab and replace the results in that tab every time you ran the query.
However, if you pinned that tab, the next time you ran the query it would instead create a new tab and leave the old one untouched. This would allow users to work on a query and easily compare the outputs of different versions of that query.
A nice bonus would be a link that lets you retrieve the code that produced a particular tab's results.
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Always include codes outside of Main() into the selection in Program mode
When the code fragment is selected and then F5 is pressed, LINQPad runs only selected code. I think this feature is nice.
When I choose "C# Program" mode, of course I write some utility codes outside the Main() method.
However, when I select the fragment of code in the Main() and press F5, the build fails, since the definitions outside the Main() wasn't included as "compile target codes".I think that the codes outside Main() method (in C# / VB Program mode) should be always included in compile targets to enable user-defined classes and methods,
even if the code fragment…0 votes -
Add option to open Data Grids in Edit Mode
When cleaning up a lot of data by hand, it gets very tiresome to have to click 'Edit Data' on every table. It would be very useful, and save a lot of time and stress on one's wrist, to be able to have tables open already in edit mode.
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Adding a Schemaexplorer for Tables would be really nice.
It would be easier to have a Schemaexplorer rather than going to the treeview and look for the desired table
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search tables and within stored procedures for string
It would be cool to be able to search within stored procedures and tables (column name, table name, etc) for a string. Here is a tool that does it for SQL Management Studio.
http://www.red-gate.com/products/sql-development/sql-search/
This is the only feature that still forces me to use Management Studio.
Also, LINQPAd is the greatest thing ever!
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Add history (searchable) of executed statements/expressions.
A list of previously executed statements and expressions is a useful addition to the My Queries pane or as a separate tab entry. It would be nice that this history can also be queried like the examples.
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Make the horizontal scrollbar visible all the time
at least don't hide it just because the visible lines (of a larger script) don't need horizontal scrolling. Because dynamically hiding/showing it adjusts the vertical height of the vertical scrollbar which in turn makes tracking the scrollbar thumb using the mouse I-M-P-O-S-S-I-B-L-E !!!
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Count all Tables on Context Menu of DB Connection
It would be great if the Connection Node would offer an "Count all Tables" option which iterates over all Tables and adds the Row Count behind the Table Name in the Tree View. Would be great when taking first looks into new Databases (e.g. SQLite Databases).
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feature
I'd like linqpad to save all open queries when closed. Similar to how it recovers unsaved queries after crashing. If I've changed 'Named' queries it would prompt to save changes, but unnamed queries are just saved without a dialog.
I often have numerous ad-hoc queries I've written over the course of a day and are specific to what ever issue is the daily crisis.
Also auto language detection would be nice as well; C# Vb ect.
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Use the local Plugins folder for My Extensions even if the machine has a configuration for it
In the settings of the normal LINQPad instant I run, I have set up special folder for queries, plugins, and snippets, in order to synchronize them using Dropbox.
However, I also use LINQPad on the build machine, so I have checked in a copy of LINQPad with its own local Queries folder.
If I create a local Plugins folder, and then try to use the "My Extensions" script in LINQPad, when running the build machine LINQPad instance (still on my own machine though), it still uses the global settings for picking up My Extensions.
I'd like to have a local…
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1 vote
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Tab Context menu options
Similar to notepad++ add some context menu items for the tabs to include
-> Copy full filepath to clipboard
-> Copy filename to clipboard
-> Copy DirectoryPath to clipboard14 votes -
Add the ability to Execute IL Directly
It would be good if we could enter intermediate language and execute it.
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Support Ctrl+H keyboard shortcut to invoke Find + Replace dialogue
I'm used to hitting Ctrl+H to bring up the Find + Replace dialogue in tools which have separate Find and Replace dialogues. In LinqPad, the Replace functionality is obviously covered by the Find dialogue (Ctrl+F), but hitting Ctrl+H does nothing. I find this interrupts my habits established by other software. I have "use Visual Studio shortcuts" turned on, so I would like Ctrl+H to also display the Find/Replace tools, same as it does in VS 2012.
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alt-shit-arrows to select text blocks or write over multiple lines
In Visual Studio you can select "blocks" of text using the arrow keys while holding down both the ALT and SHIFT keys. This is really useful and I hope it gets implemented
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Show Execution statistics pr Dump()
Right now im writing a series of Linq2SQL / Entity statements.
When pressing F5 the total amount of executiontime is shown in the statusbar...
What would be cool, would be to extend the result browser to display execution statistics
eg: every grid could have a row underneath that tells the following:
Started 700 msec - Ended 1000 msec - Execution time: 300 msecthis would be very usefull when optimizing queries
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Ability to convert a LINQ query to a Stored Procedure, Trigger or View
Maybe this can already be done, but it would be great to write a LINQ Query then instead of just viewing the SQL the ability to view as a Trigger, View or Stored Procedure.
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Allow copy results as RTF to be able to paste in gmail
Hi,
In order to paste results in Gmail:
Or 1. Export to excel and attach.
Or 2. Export to Word, copy (as RTF), then paste in Gmail.Sometimes I just want to paste some small results to Gmail. It would be awesome if you let to copy the result in RTF (even by loosing some of the formatting).
Thanks!
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Possibility to save/load persisted variables (Util.SaveVariable/LoadVariable) for use between executions
If you could (for example) use Util.CurrentQuery.SaveVariable('currentCustomerId', 10) to save a background-variable, so that I can use Util.CurrentQuery.LoadVariable<int>('currentCustomerId') in my query to continue where I left off.
Right now I have solved this by making my own functions in "My Extensions" to handle this.
1 vote
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