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1. Add support for InternalsVisibleTo on assemblies with a strong name

   I know that I can use the option to enable InternalsVisibleTo in LinqPad (https://linqpad.uservoice.com/forums/18302-linqpad-feature-suggestions/suggestions/513533-add-support-for-internalsvisibleto), but this only works if the assembly does not have a strong name.

   It would be good if there was a way to add LINQPadQuery with a strong name as a friend.

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2. Show if a property is nullable in the left hand side connection browser

   For example, if a date field in a database is nullable, switching to SQL mode shows the column as "NEXTDUE (DATE NULL)" and viewing in C# mode shows it as "NEXTDUE DateTime". When accessing this property in the code editor window, intellisense shows it as "DateTime?" so it would be great to reflect this in the connection browser as "NEXT_DUE DateTime?"

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3. Open F# script (.fsx) files

   Open F# script (.fsx) files in LINQPad and recognize them as F# programs. Same as recognizing ".sql" files.

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4. Versioning Support

   Provide a way to version script files either internally or via a version control system such as git or tfs.

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5. Add Node.js support

   It would be great if we could have Node.js as one of the selectable languages.

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6. Adding a Schemaexplorer for Tables would be really nice.

   It would be easier to have a Schemaexplorer rather than going to the treeview and look for the desired table

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7. typescript support
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8. bing codesnippet search support in linqpad (http://codesnippet.research.microsoft.com/)

   Bind codesnippet search is awesome to look for code snippet for specific problems...

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9. make the new document switcher OPTIONAL

   i HATE the way VS handles ctrl+tab... your latest update is braking my daily work flow..

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10. Color.Blue.Dump() should include the actual colour in the results

    I'd love the default .Dump() for System.Drawing.Color (and any other colour related things like the ConsoleColor enum) to include a cell in the result output which contains their actual colour so that I can see it. LINQPad is so good for exploratory programming, dumping things out just to see what the result is, and this would improve it immensely for colours.

    Below is the extension function I wrote to achieve this for if anyone is interested. I would just love to see this in the main build by default.

    ///<summary>Custom formatter when dumping a <see cref="Color"/> which adds a row with the actual color
    /// in addition to the normally dumped output.</summary>
    public static Color Dump(this Color c)
    {
        using (var writer = Util.CreateXhtmlWriter())
        {
            writer.Write(c);
            var doc = XDocument.Parse(writer.ToString());
            //For some reason .Descendants() is not working here.
            doc.Root.Elements().ElementAt(1)
                .Elements().First()
                    .Elements().First()
                        .Elements().First()
                            .Elements().First()
                                .AddAfterSelf(new XElement("tr",
                                                new XElement("td",
                                                    new XAttribute("colspan", 2),
                                                    new XAttribute("bgcolor", ColorTranslator.ToHtml(c)),
                                                    new XAttribute("style", "height:15px"))));
            Util.RawHtml(doc.Root).Dump();
        }
        return c;
    }
    

    I'd love the default .Dump() for System.Drawing.Color (and any other colour related things like the ConsoleColor enum) to include a cell in the result output which contains their actual colour so that I can see it. LINQPad is so good for exploratory programming, dumping things out just to see what the result is, and this would improve it immensely for colours.

    Below is the extension function I wrote to achieve this for if anyone is interested. I would just love to see this in the main build by default.

    ///<summary>Custom formatter when dumping a <see cref="Color"/> which adds a row

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11. Make the Production flag user configurable

    I love the idea of annotating a database session with a flag similar to the colors in the SSMS Tools for SQL Server. I never connect to a production system, but I connect to many remote databases and would love to be able to discern the connection quickly.

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12. Allow user to set a connection as "Production"

    When defining a connection, have a check box that allows you to state that the connection is to a production database. Each time you select this connection, it will then somehow warn you that it is dangerous.

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13. Make the horizontal scrollbar visible all the time

    at least don't hide it just because the visible lines (of a larger script) don't need horizontal scrolling. Because dynamically hiding/showing it adjusts the vertical height of the vertical scrollbar which in turn makes tracking the scrollbar thumb using the mouse I-M-P-O-S-S-I-B-L-E !!!

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14. Count all Tables on Context Menu of DB Connection

    It would be great if the Connection Node would offer an "Count all Tables" option which iterates over all Tables and adds the Row Count behind the Table Name in the Tree View. Would be great when taking first looks into new Databases (e.g. SQLite Databases).

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15. Always include codes outside of Main() into the selection in Program mode

    When the code fragment is selected and then F5 is pressed, LINQPad runs only selected code. I think this feature is nice.
    When I choose "C# Program" mode, of course I write some utility codes outside the Main() method.
    However, when I select the fragment of code in the Main() and press F5, the build fails, since the definitions outside the Main() wasn't included as "compile target codes".

    I think that the codes outside Main() method (in C# / VB Program mode) should be always included in compile targets to enable user-defined classes and methods,
    even if the code fragment is selected in the editor.

    When the code fragment is selected and then F5 is pressed, LINQPad runs only selected code. I think this feature is nice.
    When I choose "C# Program" mode, of course I write some utility codes outside the Main() method.
    However, when I select the fragment of code in the Main() and press F5, the build fails, since the definitions outside the Main() wasn't included as "compile target codes".

    I think that the codes outside Main() method (in C# / VB Program mode) should be always included in compile targets to enable user-defined classes and methods,
    even if the code fragment… more

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16. Option to change the font for grid view

    At present, LINQPad doesn't have the option to change the font for grid view.
    The default font for grid view is not well-readable for some characters (such as Japanese).
    I hope a new option to change the fonts (font family and size) for grid view.

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17. Allow SQLServer + OData connections together in the same C# Program

    I have a LinqPad C# Program that pulls data from a SharePoint List via an OData connection and I want to be able to cross-reference those items with some data from a SQLServer database.
    But LinqPad does not allow me to mix those two types of Connections.

    Please add support to be able to have both types of connections either by allowing OData sources to be added via the Additional Databases dialog in connection properties or perhaps introducing something similar to SQL's USE statement. Then we could USE one connection, enumerate the results into a variable, then USE the next connection to pull the sql table data.

    I have a LinqPad C# Program that pulls data from a SharePoint List via an OData connection and I want to be able to cross-reference those items with some data from a SQLServer database.
    But LinqPad does not allow me to mix those two types of Connections.

    Please add support to be able to have both types of connections either by allowing OData sources to be added via the Additional Databases dialog in connection properties or perhaps introducing something similar to SQL's USE statement. Then we could USE one connection, enumerate the results into a variable, then USE the next… more

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18. Export Query Option

    I have been using LinqPad for a while and have created a lot of extensions and other helpful utilities in My Extensions. When I go to share a LinqPad query with someone else, I forget that I am using my extensions and so they cannot compile or run it.

    It would be great if there was an "Export Query" function that would detect calls into "My Extensions" and copy applicable (or all) code to the bottom of the query (query would have to be forced to C# Program Mode). Then the query would be ready to send to someone else, and they could just open it up and run it.

    I have been using LinqPad for a while and have created a lot of extensions and other helpful utilities in My Extensions. When I go to share a LinqPad query with someone else, I forget that I am using my extensions and so they cannot compile or run it.

    It would be great if there was an "Export Query" function that would detect calls into "My Extensions" and copy applicable (or all) code to the bottom of the query (query would have to be forced to C# Program Mode). Then the query would be ready to send to someone else,… more

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19. Allow searching through columns and table names

    Often I want to search through all column names on all tables. For example, I'll know there is a 'description' column in my database, but I don't know what table it is on. I'd like to be able to start typing "desc" and have it show any columns containing the text "desc", and the table that column is on, and it's type. Much like ReSharper's Goto Symbol function.

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20. Add option to open Data Grids in Edit Mode

    When cleaning up a lot of data by hand, it gets very tiresome to have to click 'Edit Data' on every table. It would be very useful, and save a lot of time and stress on one's wrist, to be able to have tables open already in edit mode.

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