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Set primary key
Linqpad cannot insert into tables with no primary key defined in the database. For instance, I have a table with an auto-incrementing identity column. In visual studio I can insert into this table simply by defining the identity column as primary key with auto-sync false in the dbml or editing the edmx xml by hand.
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Clicking "add connection" needs a SQL Server option
Click "add connection" there are 3 options "linq to sql", "WCF..." and "MS Datamarket...". None of these allow me to connect to SQL Server. Nothing in "view more drivers" looks like SQL Server either. My friend got it to work after a lot of time & effort, but doesn't remember how he did it. SQL Server is very popular. It should be easy to connect to it.
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Instance share should include My Extensions
I shared a script with a colleague today. However we realised it would not run because I was using and referencing logic from the My Extensions script.
My idea is that when a script is uploaded to instance share, it should include (or allow me include) logic from the My Extensions script, so that the script is able to be run on another machine without modification
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Split multiple output panels
Now, we can dump GUI controls, XMLs, and other custom outputs, as a new output (tabbed) panel.
However, LINQPad can show just only one panel currently. I think it's inconvenient.
If there are support to split tabs vertically or horizontally, it should be very useful when using multiple visualizations or interacting with custom GUIs.14 votes -
make the editor handle block selection similiar to VS
I'd like the editor in LP to handle block selection exactly the way it does in VS... its easy and works well.
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F# can't specify FSharp.Core dll version
If I go into add references and select FSharp.Core.dll from C:\Program Files (x86)\Reference Assemblies\Microsoft\FSharp.NETFramework\v4.0\4.3.0.0
Linqpad will no longer run giving a message from what I believe is the Fsc compiler saying
error FS1222: When mscorlib.dll or FSharp.Core.dll is explicitly referenced the --noframework option must also be passed
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Display multiple result sets, just like SQL Management Studio
Modern monitors huge huge amounts of space. Why not display result sets in data grid mode, just like SQL Management Studio, so I can see everything on one screen? Its frustrating to have to click on the different results, and difficult to compare results if they are on separate screens.
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Add support for "select *" to autocomplete in C#
When I type "select new { t1.", it gives me the option "(press ` to select multiple items). I would also like the option "(press * to select all items)", it would then insert all field names for the table, in the original order.
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Support for temporary databases (SQL Server / SQlite)
When testing out SQL scripts, it would be nice if LINQPad could create a temporary database for me, and drop it after execution. For instance, if I pick the SQLite database provider, a new SQLite file would just be created in the temp folder on the machine, my SQL executed against it, and the file deleted (or simply left for normal cleanup).
This would work wonders for experimentation for things like Stack Overflow answers and similar, since I then normally want to start from scratch and include all tables and data in the script itself, rather than work with an…
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add a dark theme
i find dark themed environments a lot more comfortable to work in. That's why almost all IDE's have them as an option.
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Support for XML Summary message when IntelliSence shows which overload to use
When typing out the method call I would like to be able to see the different overload methods and their XML summary. Currently we are able to see the overload's for the call and what the summary of the parameters of that call but not the summary of the actual overload.
After I have finished the call I am able to hover over the call and see but it would be nice to see the summary while I type.
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OAuth
Would like to see LINQPad able to access OAuth secured Odata services.
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Add a way of extending the autogenerated DataContext with partial classes
See this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24905706/how-to-extend-datamodel-in-linqpad-using-partial-classes
In a project I'm working on now, I've added a custom ToString() to a datatype in the datacontext, by using a partial class. The class I'm extending has a lot of foreign keys, including a one-to-many relationship. My custom ToString() fetches all the related objects and creates a single, userfriendly string for display, all on one line. If I could use LINQPad to inspect that table, it would make life so much easier. I mean, if I could add .Select(o => o.ToString()) to my queries, and have it use my own custom ToString.
But the specifics of…
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Allow navigation to individual rows in grid mode
I find the vertical orientation makes it easier to digest a single row from a large table.
In grid view, is it possible to allow navigation from a collection (lots of columns) to an individual row displayed vertically (lots of rows), just like when you navigate to a non-collection using the hyperlinks.
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OData endpoint secured with OAuth
It would be great if LINQPad supported connecting to an OData endpoint secured with OAuth
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Maintain a list of most recently used assemblies
There are a few assemblies I often use in LinqPad queries, that are not in the GAC or on Nuget. Every time, I have to browse to their location to find them (e.g. Windows.winmd to use WinRT APIs). It would be nice if there was a "recently used" list in the "Additional references" tab
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Autoscroll code when it is running to make sure currently executing statement is visible in the code editor
The arrow pointing to a currently executing line in the code editor is very helpful as a quick-and-dirty debugging/profiling tool. However, when working with code that is several pages long, the arrow often disappears from view and can be hard to find. An option to always keep the currently executing line visible in the code editor would be really helpful.
1 vote
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