I am using Linqpad in diffrent machines. Was wondering is there anyway to sync "My Queries" through some service. Or may be we can use SkyDrive/Azure/Amazon kind of thing?

To close a query you have to use the X button in the upper right corner of the editor. it would be nice if we could have an X on each tab.

As a developer I often have to rearrange code lines. Therefore it would be a useful feature to be able to move the current line / currently selected lines up/down, the same way as it is possible in Visual Studio or Notepad++.

I have been playing with scriptcs and csx files. It would be awesome if LinqPad could edit and debug csx files just like linq ones. With Roslyn being the future, seems like it would be an important feature for LinqPad (which is awesome!! by the way)

R/Python/F# all have REPL environments that allow creation of live scripted Jupyter notebooks.

LinqPad has the ability to become this for the .Net world.

Some features that would allow this:

• HTML/JavaScript graphs to run (eg D3)
• Publishing as a jupyter notebook (to https://notebooks.azure.com)

Xamarin has a concept of workbooks already

https://developer.xamarin.com/guides/cross-platform/workbooks/install/

TensorFlow demo example for this notebook here

https://github.com/larcai/cognibooks/tree/master/tensorflow

Leverage LinqPads scripting environment to be the .Net Data Science Notebook of the future!

One of the most missing features in linq. Allowing to bulk update/delete/insert rows (maybe as an extension lib like PredicateBuilder) would be absolutely awsome!
Thanks

It would be great if Linqpad supported using oAuth for authentication.

There are so many requests for adding language x or language y. I started two of them requesting support for IronRuby/ IronPython
http://linqpad.uservoice.com/forums/18302-linqpad-feature-suggestions/suggestions/359780-ironpython-ironruby-support-would-be-nice-

and Boo http://linqpad.uservoice.com/forums/18302-linqpad-feature-suggestions/suggestions/359783-boo-support-would-be-nice

There are request for hosting Powershell, adding Delphi/Prism.

Why not add IronJS, Phalanger (for PHP), Nemerle, IronScheme or any other language.

How about switching the editor to the AvalonEdit of SharpDevelop for creating your own syntax highlighting and Code Completion.

We use VSTS PMS, but LinqPad NuGet Manager can't correct login.

https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/docs/package/overview

i wanted to use linq over a mongo db database but i couldn't find any driver, i found one in codeplex which didn't work as suggested and it wasn't official. It would be really great if a official driver for mongo query is provided as a free feature

If I issue an UPDATE (etc.) in SQL in SQL Server Management Studio, it will give me "(1 row(s) affected)". Neither LINQPad (in SQL mode) or Query Express will do this. Could you please add this?

The Expression Tree Visualizer is a fantastic tool to shed some light on exactly what happens when an expression tree is invoked. It's especially useful when building your own from scratch, and some visibility on how LINQ does it would be a real bonus!

I don't know if this is feasible, but it would make LINQPad orders of magnitude more useful to those of us working in multiple target platforms.

LINQPad is awesome for quick scripts, but sometimes they grow to the point that you just have to promote them to a full-blown Visual Studio project. It would be awesome to have a feature to be able to do a "Save As Solution", which would generate a Visual Studio compatible Solution and Project, and move your code into a new class as well as providing a generated DataContext.

Single-step through the source code of libraries that a LINQPad query references. This would require the .pdb files and source code to be available on the local machine.

When using Rx, I wish I was able to call OnNext on subjects as needed once the query has being compiled and is running.

Visual Studio has this. It would be lovely to have the same key combinations achieve the same effect across different programs. Hardwired shortcuts are a bit provincial, and problematic for aging neurons.

...and Linq to NHibernate once it's more stable

Add c++ as one of the available languages. Perhaps this lies outside of the intended scope of LINQPad, but a lot of people use it as a snippet compiler, I know I do..