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Lprun only handles some of the usecases which this suggestion would enable. It doesn't allow (as Franklin Ross suggested) creating a *distributable* exe file.
https://linqpad.uservoice.com/forums/18302-linqpad-feature-suggestions/suggestions/1520279-ability-to-save-a-compiled-linqpad-script-to-an-ex was suggested to be a duplicate of this, but if lprun is considered to be "sufficient" to close this, then that feature will still be unaddressed.
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You can almost accomplish this with snippets, if you have auto-complete (I don't know if you can use snippets without it). You can use them to import a set of references and using statements into the current query, but I don't know if it does database connections and it doesn't do code.
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I know this is a really old suggestion, but it's still the top google result for "linqpad output color". As such, there's a better way to do what Itsey suggests: The Util.WithStyle() function.
It can be used for console output (without losing whitespace):
public static void WriteColor(string s, ConsoleColor col)
{
Console.WriteLine(Util.WithStyle(s, "color:" + col.ToString()));
}
or as part of dumping:
public static T DumpColor<T>(this T obj, ConsoleColor color)
{
Util.WithStyle(obj, "color:" + color.ToString()).Dump();
return obj;
}