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  1. LINQPad, handy scretch pad.... Why not share?

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    Dave Shaw commented  · 

    There is an option already - File, Upload to Instant Share (Ctrl + Shift + U)

  2. linqpad as a portable app

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  3. The configuration file should be named LINQPad.config not LINQPad.exe.config - correct?

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    Dave Shaw commented  · 

    No! This is how all .net Application Configuration Files are named. See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/1xtk877y for more info.

  4. Team Foundation support

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    Dave Shaw commented  · 

    I've not tried, but could you write a "My Extension" that allows you to call "CheckOut(Util.CurrentQueryPath);" and check out the current file using the TFI API?

  5. Parse-only/Build-only mode without Executing

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  6. autocomplete data-entry on "Additional Namespace Imports" tab using info from the assemblies on the "Additional References" tab.

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  7. Define query templates

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    Dave Shaw commented  · 

    I currently save queries and Mark them as "Templates" and at the top of the Query put "\\Clone Me". I then open them and "Clone" the Query before I do any work.

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  8. Support for ILSpy From Sh

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    Dave Shaw commented  · 

    The title should say "Shift F1", but was truncated.

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  9. Allow database connection to be disconnected.

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    Dave Shaw commented  · 

    I agree with Peter, as I use LinqPad to query our production servers and would rather not connect to them until I need to.

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  10. linq2xml

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    Dave Shaw commented  · 

    I already do this with LinqPad all the time. Just use the XDocument classes.

  11. Option to ask for confirmation to call SubmitChanges();

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    Dave Shaw commented  · 

    You could create your own like this:

    void ConfirmSubmitChanges()
    {
    if (MessageBox.Show("Save?", "Save?", MessageBoxButtons.YesNo, MessageBoxIcon.Question) == DialogResult.Yes)
    SubmitChanges();
    }