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  1. put 'executing' status in tab (spinner, etc)

    If I have a long-running query in one tab and switch to a different tab to do other work, I would like the non-active tab to visually show that it's still busy somehow. This way I can tell when it finishes and switch back to check the results.

    The workaround is to open a new instance of LINQPad, but sometimes I have 2 or 3 long-running queries and would rather just stick with tabs if I could get them to communicate their 'still running' status even when inactive. :)

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  2. ByRef type should be dumped like typeof(T&)

    The below code...

    new [] {
    Type.GetType("System.Int32[]"),
    Type.GetType("System.Int32*"),
    Type.GetType("System.Int32&"),
    }.Dump();

    ...dumps [ Type[] (3 items) ] with:
    typeof(Int32[])
    typeof(Int32*)
    typeof(Int32)
    (each element is hyperlinked)

    In this result, the last element "typeof(Int32)" should be dumped as "typeof(Int32&)".
    I think this is a bug and should be fixed.

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  3. Change connection tree to show SQL types when in SQL mode

    When I am editing an SQL query it is often useful to know specific information about the fields in a table as they exist in the database, rather than the fields and types that are relevant for C#.

    Currently the treeview shows (potentially modified) names, .NET types and additional fields for associations. The original object name and SQL data type is available by hovering over the entities in the treeview.

    When working on an SQL query it is more useful to have the unmodified database objects and types visible in the treeview.

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  4. Only have one Ctrl+Shift+M shortcut

    Ctrl+Shift+M was Copy for Markdown/StackOverflow, but a recent update has also made it Namespace Imports.

    I'd like to keep it as Copy for Markdown/StackOverflow and change Namespace Imports.

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