Settings and activity
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steve.crane
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"This is because the ValueTuple type's named elements are erased at runtime, meaning there's no runtime representation of them." from https://josephwoodward.co.uk/2017/04/csharp-7-valuetuple-types-and-their-limitations
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There is already the ability to use SQL Authentication.
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An error occurred while saving the comment steve.crane
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I was able to manually reference a local NETStandard library I wrote yesterday to test something. The script code is below. RefitTest.Client.dll is my library and I needed to reference netstandard.dll to get it to work. My client is simply implemented using the example at the top of http://paulcbetts.github.io/refit/
<Query Kind="Statements">
<Reference>C:\Projects\RefitTest\RefitTest.Console\RefitTest.Console.Framework\bin\Debug\netstandard.dll</Reference>
<Reference>C:\Projects\RefitTest\RefitTest.Client\bin\Debug\netstandard2.0\RefitTest.Client.dll</Reference>
<NuGetReference>Refit</NuGetReference>
<Namespace>Newtonsoft.Json</Namespace>
<Namespace>Refit</Namespace>
<Namespace>RefitTest.Client.GitHub</Namespace>
</Query>var client = new GitHubClient();
var user = client.GetUserAsync("strandloper").GetAwaiter().GetResult();
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An error occurred while saving the comment steve.crane
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By "breakpoint bar", do you mean the margin that can be clicked to set breakpoints? Mine is always visible just as it is in Visual Studio. Perhaps a difference between paid and free functionality but that seems unlikely.
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An error occurred while saving the comment steve.crane
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The active tab is drawn without a bottom border, giving the appearance of being in front of the inactive tabs. It is also white while inactive tabs are grey; seems very easy to distinguish to me.
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An error occurred while saving the comment steve.crane
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You're assuming this doesn't work in LINQPad? Have you actually tried it? You might be surprised.
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An error occurred while saving the comment steve.crane
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Just as in SQL Management Studio, the Ctrl-R key combination mapped to the Show/Hide Results function on the Query menu will toggle the results view, showing it or hiding it if it's already visible.
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An error occurred while saving the comment steve.crane
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You could create a junction point to link the other folder into your My Queries folder.
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An error occurred while saving the comment steve.crane
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There's no need for each application to implement features like this. I've been using WinRoll for years; it adds an "always on top" option to any window, as well as things like rolling a window up into its title bar. Although it is now a pretty old program it still works perfectly, even on Windows 7 64-bit. Find it at http://www.palma.com.au/winroll/
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An error occurred while saving the comment steve.crane
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Perhaps you should give some explanation of what's wrong with the current scenario and how you'd like to see it work. I see no reason to vote on this without more info.
@dvjc It's true that not all mice have a middle button but the middle button was added to allow a single button action to replace the chord-click that was around before two-button mice had scroll wheels that also acted as the middle button. A chord-click is simply a simultaneous click on both left and right buttons; it still works now, even on mice that have a middle button.
Besides the keyboard shortcuts you mentioned, LINQPad also supports Ctrl-W, which has become fairly universal for closing tabs in tabbed interfaces.