1206 results found
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Support Fiddler Integration
I often transition between a query generated in Fiddler and its results being parsed with LINQPad. This can be made much easier.
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Provide a C# REPL mode
The idea is that there would be a mode where it is easy to execute single lines or blocks of codes, and all the variables from the main scope would automatically be available in subsequent runs.
The implementation is probably far from trivial, but one naive idea is to identify where variables are initialized and set, and have that mirrored as Get/SetData in the appdomain before compilation.
So for instance, if I have the following lines
var x = 1;
var y = x + 1;Then running the first line would execute something like this
var x = 1;…
6 votes -
Allow to set some lines to use Util.Cache
Util.Cache is very useful when iteratively running the same code, but switching back and forth between
var x = somecalculation
and
var x = Util.Cache(() => somecalculation,"x")
can be a bitt painfulIt would be nice if one could set a given line to be "expensive", so that it appears as a simple line in LinqPad, but behind the scenes, that line is using Util.Cache.
Alternatively, some directive could be put on that line as a comment by the user, to achieve the same result.
The implementation should not be too tricky, just some regex to apply before compilation.
The…
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store results
it is very cool to store results in a data sets or temp table to make secondary queries over it.
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7 votes
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Create Invoke-LinqPad Cmdlet for powershell
Create Invoke-LinqPadQuery-Cmdlet for powershell: Instead of format the output as Text/Html write the objects given to "Dump" to the powershell pipe for further processing
8 votes -
Option Strict On
Let the change to Option Strict On for scripts that use VB.NET to be more accessible. Instead of going to the preferences menu, an option like the Turn Optimizations ON/OFF would allow fast switch for testing purposes
3 votes -
A tutorial for IL
I have recently started looking at the generated Intermediate Language and it makes a lot of stuff clear on why C#(in my case) behaves the way it does.
It would be nice to have a tutorial about IL and how to interpret it along with some examples explaining the behaviour of certain operations.3 votes -
Add claims based Authentication.
I really need to use LinqPad to access our Microsoft CRM system, and we use OAuth to authenticate our users.
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Object Browser
Include a window that allows you to search through the assemblies (classes, methods and properties) like the object browser in Visual Studio
6 votes -
Add ablitity to refresh schema for individual table, not the entire connection
Currently I can right-click on connection and pick Refresh to refresh schemas for all tables. I'd like to be able to do the same with individual table as with Azure driver refreshing schemas for all tables takes a very long time.
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Online version of LINQPad
Would you consider creating an online version of LINQPad? I'm learning LINQ and Rx and it would be nice to stay in the browser to try out the cool queries and examples I see online. .Net Fiddle does LINQ, but I'm sure it doesn't have the nice output options that LINQPad has.
27 votes -
Adding PowerShell support
It would be nice to be able to test PowerShell From LINQPad, currently I have to use PowerGUI for testing Powershell Script.
10 votes -
When upgrading, would it be possible for linqPad to stay pinned to the startbar
I have LinqPad pinned for easy access but every time LinqPad is upgraded the pinned version points to the old file and I have to remove that one and re pin the new version.
Not a big problem but a little annoying ;)
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Add 'Dump' to 'View in grid' menu and to IEnumerable elements
When viewing some complex data structures, it would be very useful to be able to re-dump particular parts of the structure. I.e., either by right clicking a cell or by using the > arrow that brings up the menu with 'View in grid', I'd like to be able to dump that particular element.
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21 votes
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Implement a driver based on the famous dapper library from Stackoverflow
Implement a driver based on the famous dapper library from Stackoverflow. Dapper is faster than Linq2SQL or EF. It'd great to take advantage of it in LINQpad.
10 votes -
Add memory used, CPU time, and compile time. (Like dotnetfiddle)
Something like this here: https://dotnetfiddle.net/
Should just take a few seconds to add it to the status bar.
Say, Peak memory, Average memory and CPU user, and kernel time, for a start.And perhaps even a detailed heap views separately later on. Could be very useful to actual understanding the efficiency of the quick snippets in LINQPad first, that make it into projects only later :)
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A keyboard shortcut for Dump() method.
I hate typing Dump with proper casing all the time. Linqpad increases developer efficiency for sure. I think a tool specifically designed to make a developer's life easier, CANNOT afford not to have a keyboard shortcut for a frequently used feature. One of them of Dump(). The shortcut should be context sensitive, it should when to add semicolon and when not to.
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MyExtensions folder (multiple queries). Alternatively: support query to query reference.
LINQPad is growing within my organization.Domain experts are becoming seasoned programmers. However, several projects have started getting very large communal "MyExtensions". This is facing the normal problem of readability, volatility/stability, concurrent work and versioning. It is also an opportunity lost to teach good separation of concerns.
It would be very helpful (and educational) if MyExtensions could be separated into several files, each of which would be "C# program" and concatenated (minus the main() method) in the pre-build step.
Alternatively, it would be even better if a query could reference another query in the same fashion that all queries now refers…
6 votes
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