1205 results found
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Auto-update at time of install
When installing LINQPad (6), it would be good for the installer to, either during or post, run a hidden instance that preforms the auto-update.
For those of us who package it in SCCM, this would be of significant benefit.
4 votes -
Edit appsettings.json directly in query properties window in LINQPad 6
It would be nice to be able to edit the appsettings.json file, directly from the query properties windows (F4), comparable to the app.config editor in LINQPad 5/4
7 votes -
Strike through Obsolete Properties when Dumping
When dumping objects it would be nice to see which properties are marked as Obsolete by striking through them.
1 vote -
Timestamp on SQL tab
Display a timestamp for each SQL statement on the SQL tab so that the user can see when and how long between each command was executed.
3 votes -
Add a tools menu or function to send the current file or query including row and column location of the cursor. I do this all the time with
Add a tools menu or function to send the current file or query including row and column location of the cursor to an editor.
1 vote -
Change the crash recovery implementation
Some Windows updates wipe out a recovery file.
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LinqPad 6 - #load only in the file where it is needed
I love the new feature where you can load other linqpad files with the #load directive this makes my linqpad file way more reusable and modular, however...
When I have 3 files where file 1 includes file 2 and file 2 includes file 3 then file 1 also have to include file 3 even when not using any functionality from file 3 in file 1.
It would be great if file 1 does not have to include file 3.
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There appears to be no way of including multiple resource dll's. E.g. one can refer to x.dll and only one x.resources.dll.
Put resource dll's into subdirectories, similar to where they were originally: e.g., .\ja-JP\x.resources.dll; .zh-CHS\x.resources.dll, etc.
1 vote -
Show IL Code Description not just as Tooltip but optionally behind the IL code in each line
Show IL Code Description not just as Tooltip but optionally behind the IL code in each line
2 votes -
app.config custom path - provide for relative references
allow for relative reference to a config file.... something like.....
[QueryPath]\app.config
and/or
currently if no path info is supplied (just file name) the LP app assumes the file location to be the folder of LP.... maybe look in query path folder first?
This would allow for more portability of scripts... might be able to just package up the folder... relative references will allow things to run on the other end without having to make path tweaks.
1 vote -
SelectBox selectedIndexes ctor overload
Since a SelectBox can have multiple selections, it would be useful to have a constructor overload which takes in a List<int> to specify multiple SelectedIndexes.
1 vote -
Compiler error CS0570 - referenced .NET Standard assembly method returns value tuple
For example, trying to use the following method defined in a .NET Standard assembly:
public static (object o, string objectName, string category)[] GetTestObjects() => ...
3 votes -
outline code in the top of the query editor in a dropdown
in visual studio when A file is opened in the top of the window for the current file there's a dropdown that you can easily navigate into functions / procedures / etc, like a outline of your current file
anyhow, in linqpad the unique dropdowns are to code (C#, VBNET, …) - that In my case I just use C# or sql and another one for connection -> both I believe that are useful - but I don't even use/change in most scripts
so having a 3rd one (since connections takes a lot of space - or choose between connections…3 votes -
Auto scroll doesnt work with a changing DumpContainer
Updating content of a DumpContainer doesn't trigger an auto scroll.
Run this code in c# statements or c# program mode:
Util.AutoScrollResults = true; var container = new DumpContainer().Dump(); var builder = new StringBuilder(); while (true) { container.Content = builder .AppendLine($"{DateTime.Now:fff}") .ToString(); Thread.Sleep(150); }
3 votes -
Command to insert a new GUID into query text
Add editor command to insert a new GUID into the query text.
The current workaround requires opening another tab and running Guid.NewGuid() command there, then copy-pasting back to original query.4 votes -
Set Default Zoom
I thought earlier version of LinqPad allowed for setting the default font size, and has removed it in light of allowing use to zoom in. While it would be nice to allow both options actually, the default font size, and/or the default zoom. Also it seem the result in the Dump() don't pick up the font size in the query window. Might assert if one need to zoom the font to see the query, 99.999+% (or more) we will need to zoom the results from the dump as well? :)
5 votes -
pin column names
It would be nice to allow pinning the column names for the dump results such that when you scroll the results down, the column names stay put. A good example is what Excel does. I'll import data into Excel then "Format As Table, and specify the first row contains a header.... As long as i'm within the table defined area in the table the column headers will remain visible. This way when scrolling through results with a few 100 rows and just as many columns, one isn't lost with "What column was that...?" Okay i might have a short attention…
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Embed-able LINQPad
Similar to the "embed linqpad as a control" suggestion, which would be nice, but I'm looking for a formal method of embedding LINQPad in the same AppDomain as the host. I've been running LINQPad embedded in Rhino3D for years, not as a user control but via the ExecuteAssembly method on the AppDomain (with process isolation disabled in LINQPad). Simply invaluable. Ever since the new separate process architecture was implemented in LINQPad my previous hack no longer works.
It would be great if there was a simple hook in LINQPad.exe that we could call to run LINQPad in the host applications…
3 votes -
Starting editor line breaks with a tab (or spaces) when breaking long statements
When writing long statements (Specially Linq fluent statements) we tend to break them into multiple lines. However the first line break in LP starts at the same position as the first line and we always need to tab (or spaces) so that lines from 2nd onward appears nicely.
1 vote -
Linqpad 6 for Linux
Since linqpad 6 has been migrated to dotnet core, would it be possibile to provide an Linux build?
32 votes
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