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CRTL-G Ought to be the goto line command shortcut like it is in Visual Studio

Instead of running your application pressing the CRTL-G shortcut ought to be the goto line command as it is in Visual Studio. A dialog would open accepting an integer input of the line number to move the cursor to. This shortcut is useful and saves quite a few keystrokes when navigating around code.

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  • John Brow commented  ·   ·  Report

    I'd also like to recommend this change. I'm not sure why there are 3 different keyboard mappings for "Execute a Query" (F5 or Alt+X or Ctrl+G). Or perhaps make the "Goto Line..." operation keyboard-mappable.
    I just ran into the horrid discovery that VS 2017 has completely made Ctrl-G / Goto Line unusable so this would be a huge plus to linqpad.

  • James MacAulay commented  ·   ·  Report

    Not only that, but having ctrl+G run the query means that if I am looking at output from an exception, and then try to goto the listed line that another execution begins, which wipes out the attempt that had an exception that I am trying to debug!!!