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  1. 1 vote
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  2. It would be nice to have the tab name be the name of the table when running the pre-defined right-click queries instead of query n.

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  4. Currently if I have a base class with name and age, then inherit from that to add address. Then create a list of these objects, the output is the reverse of what is expected. I would expect the base class members to be first in the results but they are actually last. Example:
    void Main()
    {
    var p = new List<Person>();

    p.Add(new Person{ Name = "Joe", Age = 25, Address = "Someplace in Australia."});

    p.Add(new Person{ Name = "Ben", Age = 30, Address = "Someplace in Australia."});

    p.Dump();
    }

    class PersonBase
    {
    public string Name { get; set; }
    public…

    6 votes
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  5. When testing our application's objects via LP, our System.Diagnostic.Debug.WriteXXX messages are being captured in the Results window. Is there any way of disabling this feature in LP?

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  6. 25 votes
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  7. Display stored procedures ONLY, better to to define an additional filter (e.g. stored procs starting with "sp1")

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  9. It would be handy if LINQPad closed to the system try so that it could be get around all the time. It's a great lightweight tool for trying out things.

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  10. It is very annoying to have to reposition the query/results splitter for every new query. Can you make it persist to wherever it was last positioned?

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  11. Fairly frequently, after working out a solution in LINQPad, I would like to keep it on top while I work in VS or another application.

    It would be very helpful to have a toolbar with a button to toggle "always on top". Can be done in a menu obviously -- but a button that is always available would be GREAT!

    7 votes
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  12. Since linqpad is such a nice UI, it would be great for it to provide first-class support for open types (entities with dynamic properties)

    http://www.odata.org/developers/protocols/operations#Processingentriesofopentypes

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  13. Add an additional tab along side the Samples and My Queries tabs that will house and organize my custom snippets. From there I need to be able to drag and drop the snippet into whatever current Linq sheet I am working on. This would save a lot of repetitive typing doing ad-hoc queries.

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  14. 10 votes
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  15. Basically I want to reverse the current built in process, where you can enter a LINQ statement and down in the results window click the lambda tab to see it converted over. I would like to be able to enter a Lambda expression and in the results window see the LINQ version of it.

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  16. Resharper provides a user friendly copy protection and LINQPad should do so too. Please.

    3 votes
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  17. Add autocomplete options to only list properties, methods, events, etc.

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  18. The idea is to make it easy to develop reusbale plugins for LINQPad.

    For example: LINQPad could scan a folder (say "plugins") and compile all the scripts therein. These scripts could then be added to a MEF catalog and therefore made available to all LINQPad scriptlets.

    For example, if LINQPad were to support an interface ISettings which included a property called DataContext, it would be easy to add new DataContext providers

    interface ISettings
    {
    DataContext dataContext;
    }

    Then when LINQPad (or a script) needed to access the DataContext it would merely use the its DataContext property, with all the heavy…

    25 votes
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  19. I always look at them in SSMS. I think that SQL Server returns them as XML so it should not be hard to print that out.

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  20. It would be nice to send a linqpad query window to something like http://pastie.org/ so that it is easy to request assistance from others.

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