1203 results found
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Auto-Dump() the last statement in multi-statement queries
When writing multi-statements I keep rerunning what I wrote to see if I am on track. However, to actually see what is the result/response/value of the last thing I wrote, I keep adding ".Dump()" to last item, and then remove it and continue to the next statement.
I think LinqPad should automatically dump the last statement (as an option). Moreover, it might be nice to be also configured something like "Only auto-dump if nothing else is dumped in the query".
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remote desktop for Linqpad - execute linq queries on a remote machine
I'd like to be able to have linqpad running on my app and sql servers and be able to securely execute my linqpad script on a remote machine, e.g. on sql server 1, or my hosting server (x), I'd run linqpad as a service, on my dev machine, I'd I want to be able to write a query and test it on my dev, box, then when I'm happy with it, I want to run it securely agains the remote box, and this is the critical part, so that the queries all run (locally) on the remote box without the…
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Leave the time it took for the query to complete after completion.
When the query is running there is a counter but after it completes the counter goes away, can you leave it up?
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Generate method on the fly
While in "C# Program" mode it would be cool to generate the method stub just like in Visual Studio .. it could be done in 2 ways:
use mouseclick or similar to activate the function
generate the method on the fly while writing (detect when unknown methodname is written when starting/closing a paran/bracket)
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Query Properties Profiles
Query Properties - Profiles
Set and save different Profiles for query properties. We have different code branches for development and release cycles. It would be great if I could setup and switch between different profiles for a LINQ script.
4 votes -
Enhancement of autcomplete on subqueries
When writing for example:
from u in Users
select new
{
UserDetails = (from ud in ....
}When I press "u" I would expect u as the alias for Users in the outer query, but it picks up everything.
4 votes -
Add support for f# type providers
F# 3.0 type providers seem like they would fit in quite well with the LINQPad-as-data-explorer mission.
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a plugin for Sublime Text Editor
It's one of the best Text Editors out there and instead of having LinqPad adding some of it's great features like:
- auto page save
- super fast with files over 50.000 rows
- word selection
- multiple word editor
- fantastic plugins base
- super light
it would be great if we can just point where our LinqPad connections and let Sublime do the rest :)
12 votes -
Don't autowrap existing code with Main() when switching to C# Program
Often I copy a method or class to LinqPad and then change the language to C# Program, which wraps all the code inside Main().
It would be nice to not do this if LinqPad detects the existing code contains methods/classes.2 votes -
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16 votes
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A proper help manual.
Recently LinQPad seems to have become rather niche, I don't really understand what the new features do or what they are for. For example this nuGet, I've no idea what or why I'd be interested in. I'd vote for a complete documentation similar to the c# in a nutshell series on each feature of LinQPad hi-lighting premium features where appropriate.
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DateTime display option out of the box
I am working with StreamInsight and I highly recommend to give us the option to include the full ticks when displaying a datetime value, this would be extremelly useful.
1 vote -
Make Data Context Options sticky
Every time I add a new connection I uncheck the "Pluralize EntitySet and Table properties" and "Capitalize property names" check boxes. I would love it if there was a way to specify a set of default values for the connection.
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Snapshot saving
Due to the nature of Linqpad, I'm often using it for handling one-off processes or experimenting. It would be nice to be able to quickly step through all the saved states of a particular snippet, etc. Could marry with an advanced Undo system.
4 votes -
Save layout, e.g., Results Panel Height, as workspace.
I run queries from time to time, and every time I open a query, i need to adjust the height of Results Panel. It would be very helpful to save the layout for each query. So LINQPad could be used a workspace.
4 votes -
Include an option for the new 'new tab' button
Include an option so that the new 'new tab' button can operate like ctrl+shift+N rather than ctrl+N.
More oftent than not I will have multiple tabs open on the same DB
3 votes -
CTRL-E to execute a query (for those of us who are used to it from QueryAnalyzer days)
User entering CTRL-E should execute a query justlike F5 does. I am in the habit of that keyboard combo from old queryanalyzer days
1 vote -
Add support to paste clipboard JSON as classes
It would be great if LINQPad could create classes from a JSON object in the clipboard (Just like the WebEssentials extension for VisualStudio can do)
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Add support for C# Expression(s)
When prototyping idea's I find the C# expression really useful but it would be even better if I could write more than one without having to call dump myself as per c# statements.
Linqpad could take each line as an expression and evaluate & dump them 1 at a time
3 votes
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