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Bug - Export menu appears on 2nd monitor when LINQPad is full screen on 1st monitor
I have a two-monitor workstation and often use LINQPad in full-screen mode on my primary (left) monitor. Whenever I click the "Export" drop-down in this scenario, the menu always appears on the 2nd (right) monitor.
4 votes -
Enable LinqPad to parse '\a' escape code to trigger Bell
I use the bell character for debugging as an audio watch signal (set some logical condition that returns the bell when true or place a bell character in a subroutine to see if it runs). Please add the 0x0007 code to the escape codes LinqPad recognizes.
This code is silent in LinqPad but rings the bell in VS:
Console.WriteLine("\a");1 vote -
Enable LinqPad to ignore explicit 'using' directives that duplicate the namespaces that LinqPad loads by default.
When I typed in the first sample code from C# in a Nutshell, I got a puzzling error message stating that I was trying to use the namespace ('using System;') as a variable. I say this with complete understanding that trapping errors and writing good messages to go with them is challenging, to say the least. Ignoring the supposed error is much preferable to receiving a misleading message--and may be easier to implement within LinqPad.
MSG: "CS0118 'System' is a namespace but is used like a variable"
4 votes -
Add Connections using Data Context from a NuGet Package
It would be great to be able to package up custom DbContext assemblies and app.configs (e.g. dev, uat, prod) in a NuGet package then reference the package from the "Add Connection" dialog.
10 votes -
Compile only command in menu
It would be nice that there will be menu command (for example F6 would be shortcut) for compile only (compile query without run).
1 vote -
Make linqpad an universal app.
I know it would require pretty much remake the entire interface; but maybe it is time to look into the future :D ...
4 votes -
Bug - Intellisense does not working!
Intellisense does not working on big queries. I've an query with about 6.000 lines of code and intellisense does not working inside. On other (smaller) queries intellisense works fine. Using LP v5-03-03 beta Any CPU.
1 vote -
Make a gallery for LinqPAD extensions
I think it will be nice to have something like nuget for LinqPAD extensions. For example, it should be easy to find methods for using charts, manage administrative tasks, import\export data for different formats and so on. I'm sure a lot of people will start to contribute their own extensions and it will make LinqPAD is more popular!
4 votes -
have an option to display EntitySet counts
Display the count of EntitySet fields in the parent grid row, so that you don't have to click on them to see if they have any list members:
e.g.: | 1 | ivoice203 | CustName | InvoiceLineItemList (5) | 11/1/15 |
1 vote -
Include the current query name (if saved) to the title bar
The time tracking software I use, TimeSprite, uses the window title to track time and assign to tasks. LINQPad always just shows as "LINQPAD" - but when a query is saved, including the file name in the title bar (like Word, Excel, etc. does) will let users identify the current query, and will facilitate time-tracking apps such as TimeSprite to assign queries to projects.
16 votes -
Add a No Update Option to LINQPad.exe.config
We recently ran into a problem where the automatic upgrade option caused a bug, and being sure that Linqpad is always invoked with -noupdate is a pain. Having such an option in the LINQPad.exe.config would make for easier work arounds.
4 votes -
Automatically Select "SQL Azure" if connection string in clipboard's "Server" property ends with ".database.windows.net,1443"
Given a SQL Connection String is in the clipboard:
Server=tcp:my-sql-azure-sql-server-name.database.windows.net,1433;Database=my-initial-catalog;User ID=user@my-sql-azure-sql-server-name;Password=ALRh2AxHV6f8;Trusted_Connection=False;Encrypt=True;Connection Timeout=30;
When the "Server" property of the connection string or equivalent ends with ".database.windows.net,1433" then the assumption that this database server is a SQL Azure connection string and automatically select the "SQL Azure" radio button at the top of the "LINQPad Connection" dialog box.
3 votes -
Support Touch Interactions in the Code Editor
Many of the tool panes in Linqpad already support touch scrolling. This makes it very comfortable to use on a touch enabled device like a Surface. However the Code Editor does not support touch scrolling. Visual Studio recently introduced this feature and it is great for reading code on a tablet.
Please support this in the Linqpad editor also.
10 votes -
Ability to sort files in "My Queries" tab
Just a minor suggestion. I'll like to be able to sort files in the "My Queries" tab - by date modified, by date created, by name etc. I experience a little frustration having to remember the name of the last file I worked on.
3 votes -
Paste as comment
Paste as a comment block
Just like the paste as escaped string is great, i think paste as comment block would be just as useful.
1 vote -
Export to Visual Studio 2015 Snippet
Allow for LINQPad Query to be exported as a Visual Studio 2015 XML Snippet file.
1 vote -
Allow user names for results grids
Simpley allow the usr to rename the grids, or perhaps to provide a comment in the sql to name the results grid for each query when doing multiple queries.
1 vote -
Edit and debug Cake files
Would've been really cool if you could edit and debug Cake build scripts in LINQPad.
23 votes -
Export Connection Strings of Saved Connections
It'd be great if we could quickly get a properly formatted connection string for any of our database connections.
9 votes -
View a diff before I hit save
Allow me to see a diff before I hit save.
Quite often I might have made some changes to a saved query, and days / hours later don't know what I changed and if I want to keep the change.
My current workaround is to save to a new filename and run kdiff, but it would be nice to integrate this feature into the program.
I could just put all my snippets in a repo, but that is probably overkill for most people. As .linq files are just text files this should be relatively straightforward.
5 votes
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