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    Charles Burns commented  · 

    The linked forum post no longer exists. It seems like this should be closed.

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    Charles Burns commented  · 

    This would be a cool feature, and now that I think about it, basic features would likely not be terribly difficult to implement. Perhaps some very autocomplete could be added, such as auto-complete of column and table names for the most popular DBMS systems, but full-on autocompletion like an IDE does for C# would be too much for a small, lean project like LINQPad.

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    Charles Burns commented  · 

    Isn't this what an IDE is for? Or VSCode? Or the command line?
    LINQPad is, to me, for quick code tests, quick queries, quick snippet tests.
    If the developer starts adding features like this, LINQPad will cease being LINQPad and will become an ersatz VSCode. Not a good direction.

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    Charles Burns commented  · 

    ReSharper is amazing, and certainly not "for people who don't know how to write quality code on their own". It is also large, slow, complex, and its integration would require considerable effort from JetBrains, which is simply not going to happen at all. Ever.
    It makes much more sense to request specific code refactoring features, preferably ones which would be straightforward to implement.

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