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  1. LinqPad on .NET Core

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    18 comments  ·  LINQPad Feature Suggestions  ·  Admin →
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    klmcw commented  · 

    Any traction on this? I would be ok with just a CLI to start.

    fyi - I use Fedora 28 (currently) and Visual Studio Code as an editor (not really important).

    Would just need a way to do thing typically done in the UI (perhaps .linqpad/config files?) such as:
    * create db connections
    * install and use drivers (SQLite, etc.)
    * configure external references
    * reference stored queries
    * CLI option to provide different output options (results, SQL, XML, etc.)
    * CLI option to declare script type: C# statements, C# program, etc.

    There may be other things I am not thinking of - but I believe those to be the major features.

    Of course, it would be nice if it shared the same license.

  2. linqpad as a portable app

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    klmcw commented  · 

    I have tried the suggestions at http://www.linqpad.net/PortableDeployment.aspx and when running with the dotnet cli on macOS Sierra I get:
    The library 'libhostpolicy.dylib' required to execute the application was not found...

    So I guess portability only extends to the various Windows platforms. Is that right?

    klmcw supported this idea  ·