I am using LINQPad as a general purpose C# scripting/code snippets IDE. Just introducing a code folding feature would tremendously improve the usability, especially in the "C# Program" mode.

Allow exiting the application without saving current queries and retaining them when linqpad is reopened

Instead of requiring excel or word installed on the client's machine, what the output could be dumped in csv format?

Copy/Pasting from the html output is not effective.

I would like to be able to reference a .NET Core csproj file from LINQPad, similar to how NuGet references work. LINQPad could read the package references from the csproj file and add those NuGet packages, then it could locate the dll that is output by the csproj and add that as a reference. This would make testing changes made in a project with LINQPad extremely simple. Currently I have to package the project, move the package to a local NuGet feed, clear the LINQPad NuGet cache for that package, and readd the package reference in LINQPad.

Sometimes I want to create my Entity Framework model as internal, but also use it from LINQPad. It would be good if there was a way to do this without having to change all model items from internal to public, and then back again when I want to release my assembly.

I love the new Shift-F1 feature (launches .NET Reflector) ...really excellent idea, just one small issue... I don't have .NET reflector!

It would be really useful if I could select either dotpeek, or JustDecompile instead.

Be able to set breakpoints within the LinqPad IDE as well as perform a debugging session for the Linq Expressions in a manner similar to the Visual Studio IDE.

Use Entity Framework code-first (generated) to access to existing DB instead of LINQ To SQL.

Since a certain software vendor announced that a certain reflection tool is no longer going to be free, I'd love it if I were able to browse assemblies, just underneath database tree and expand an assembly and a method, see reflected code, and then be able to single click copy the code into linqpad code editor window so that I can explore the code "hands on", something that current reflection tools dont allow you to do.

I do read the blog posts of James Michael Hare (http://blackrabbitcoder.net) very frequently, along other blogposts.

Some of the examples i copy and past in Linqpad, so i can try them out.

Regrettably if you copy and paste the code all the lines start with linenumbers.

The VS2010 editor has in this respect a very handy feature, with the shift-alt key-combination one can select a rectangle and delte/copy/cut it.

So my request to you is, if you have the time ( :-), to build it into Linqpad.

Thnxs in advance!

Kind regards,

Henk

When I edit a .sql file, if I click save, it prompts me to save as a .linq file. This is annoying as I like to use LinqPad instead of SSMS in nearly all cases and editing stored procs is one of them ;).

Some way to extract values from output parameters like:
int outValue;
int inValue = 100;
stored_procedure(inValue, out outValue);

OData 3.0 Ctp is released and we are using it in our site. can linqpad please support it?

Add support for EF 7 from ASP.NET 5 projects

It would be cool if in the Save As dialog we could save as .Snippet files. Also it would be nice to open .snippet files from Linqpad so we could edit them if needed.

See Joe A's answer here for background:
http://forums.oreilly.com/topic/20980-how-to-you-create-a-snippet/

"LINQPad saves just the references and namespace imports into the snippet file. I guess it should also allow you to save the query text - that would be quite useful!"

Thanks!

Please make the number of rows returned user configurable beyond the current limit of 10,000. As a sql management console replacement tool, this is a firm requirement for me.