1205 results found
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Add support for codestats
Please add support for https://codestats.net
Thank you.
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Add extra XY series to chart
Currently in the beta charting works really nice, except it is not possible to add an extra XY set, only a Y set can be added using .AddYSeries.
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Position of comment slashes when adding comments via the shortcut
It would be nice to have comment slashes (//) prepended to the first non-whitespace character of a line rather than the beginning of the line.
Example
Current functionality - Before using the comment shortcut:
void Main()
{
\s\s\s\sConsole.WriteLine();
}Current functionality - After using the comment shortcut:
void Main()
{
//\s\s\s\sConsole.WriteLine();
}Desired functionality - After using the comment shortcut:
void Main()
{
\s\s\s\s//Console.WriteLine();
}- Sorry for the awkward 'regex'-like values representing a space. This wasn't posting with all the spaces.
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vi Emulator - Escape insert mode when autocomplete pop-up is visible
Exit insert mode when autocomplete pop-up is visible. Currently, escape just exits the pop-up and not insert mode.
1 vote -
Include the Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Libraries Microsoft supports such as TensorFlow, Cognitive Services, and Core ML
machine learning and artificial intelligence.
1 vote -
allow passing a projection to Dump
e.g. with the signature "T Dump<T>(Func<T, object> whatToDump)"
This can then be used to dump a particular part of an object: "person.Dump(p => p.Name)", but the original value is still the result.
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Support JsonObject properties in DbContext entity model
Would be nice to be able to use JsonObject properties to query data inside LINQPad.
1 vote -
Add way to search datagrid contents
Seems like it would be handy to have a way to search the datagrid contents.
You can use ctrl-f in the standard results but that doesn't appear to work when viewing datagrids.
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Allow references to other LinqPad scripts
I would love to be able to add a reference to a LINQPad script similar to how you would add a project reference in Visual Studio. This would be like the My Extensions script, but rather than global, it would be a selective inclusion.
Main() would not be called, but any types/methods would be available in the referencing script.
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Support for Unity C# game development
LINGQPad could be a perfect tool for Unity game development. Not so much the free version but the debugger capabilities gives people an edge with development aswell faster learning capabilities.
1 vote -
cursor line
Display the cursor line and column in window footer like VS, PowerShell ISE, SQL Developer, Notepad++ and other applications
1 vote -
Install the Beta releases from the UI
Add the possibility of manually installing the last Beta from the user interface.
I install the Beta releases every single time. It would be nice to be able to install the Betas without going to the web site, etc.. manually initiated of course.
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Output JSON Format Data
Output JSON Format Data
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Automatic proxy detection not working
Hello,
First of all: LINQPad is a GREAT productivity tool and in our company we have many users, using it on a daily base. I love the new feature to great simple chart in the Dump output!Here is a little issue. The automatic proxy detection of LINQPad is not working properly. In our environment with a NTLM based authenticating proxy and a proxy.pac file in use it is not working.
This is most likely due to not setting the HttpWebRequest.Proxy.Credentials property before sending a request.Here is a sample C# code where it works and is explained step-by-step:
//…
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Add a Regular Expression Evaluator
How about adding a Regular Expression evaluator. Something similar to the abandonware one created by Rad Systems
1 vote -
Enable non-prerelease package to download pre-release
The nuget package Microsoft.Azure.CosmosDB.Table package version 1.1.3 relies on the prerelease 9.0.0.1-preview of Microsoft.Azure.Storage.Common.
If I enable include pre-release it doesn't install failing saying that it can't find it.
Even if I pre-install the pre-release dependency it doesn't allow it.
A non-prerelease package being a depedency is a documented issue: https://github.com/Azure/azure-cosmosdb-dotnet/issues/385 and the workaround suggests installing the pre-release which suggesting the workaround should work as normal when using nuget.
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sharing scripts, using sharepoint or something similar to teams sharing documents
sharing scripts, using sharepoint or something similar to teams sharing documents
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Foreach loop directly to progress
void Main()
{
// You can also make custom inline progress bars as follows:
foreach (var element in Enumerable.Range(0, 100).DumpProgressBar("Most common usage of progress"))
{
Thread.Sleep (30);
}
}public static class Extension
{
public static IEnumerable<T> DumpProgressBar<T>(this IEnumerable<T> valuesList, string title = null)
{
int total = valuesList.Count();
int position = 0;var progressBar = new Util.ProgressBar(title).Dump(); progressBar.HideWhenCompleted = true; foreach (var element in valuesList) { progressBar.Percent = (++position * 100) / total; yield return element; } }}
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seek White Listing status with Symantec EndPoint Protection
The latest SEP virus definition update has flagged LINQPad.exe as a virus and Quarantined it.
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Bug: IOException on first run with 2 piped lprun's because of building shared Extensions
Setup:
a.linq:
"a".Dump();b.linq:
"b".Dump();Delete all *.dll, *.pdb in plugins folder (for example, LINQPad Plugins\Framework 4.6), leave the MyExtensions.FW46.linq file for compilation;
Then run: lprun a.linq | lprun b.linq
This is the output:
c:\users\user\Documents\LINQPad Queries>lprun a.linq | lprun b.linq
IOException: The process cannot access the file 'C:\Users\User\Documents\LINQPad Plugins\Framework 4.6\MyExtensions.FW46.dll' because it is being used by another process.
at LINQPad.TaskExtensions.GetResult[T](Task`1 t)
at LINQPad.MyExtensionsManager.CheckForStaleExtensions()
at LINQPad.CmdLineAppHost.Run()
at LINQPad.Cmd.LPCmd.Run(String[] args)b
1 vote
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