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  1. Progressive Dump

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    Alexander Krivács Schrøder commented  · 

    Or, to relate it to another feature already present in LINQPad, something like the Util.Progressbar (which can be updated as the query runs), but much more generic.

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    Alexander Krivács Schrøder commented  · 

    I really wanted this feature today as well. I have a WCF service that I'm connecting to and receiving data from, and instead of having to dump every received message (which are of different types) in a random order, it'd be nice to be able to gather them into their own section.

    My idea:

    var type1s = Util.CreateDumpSection().Dump("Type 1");
    var type2s = Util.CreateDumpSection().Dump("Type 2");
    var type3s = Util.CreateDumpSection().Dump("Type 3");

    which would make three "live" sections into which you could dump data, e.g.:

    type1s.Add(someObject);

    This would have the same effect as someObject.Dump(), but would be appended to the type1s section instead of the bottom of the result pane.

    Alexander Krivács Schrøder supported this idea  ·