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John
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Can't you do this by shift+right clicking the linqpad executable and choosing "Run as different user?"
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Again, you can already do this:
XElement.Parse(File.ReadAllText("foo.xml")).Descendants("bar").Dump()
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An error occurred while saving the comment John
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What part of this is not supported already? Check the samples pane. LINQPad supports all of these.
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This already exists. It is a property on the connection dialog in the Data Context Options section
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We solved this by using a sym link in the default "LINQPad Queries" directory to our network share. Not ideal but it worked for our purposes.
For those that don't know how to do this in Windows:
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I use my dropbox for it. Linqpad queries tend to be pretty small so there is plenty of space even for dependencies.
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I was able to use mklink in Win7 to do this.
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An error occurred while saving the comment John
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Middle click works
I have been a paid user of LINQPad since pretty much the beginning. I have bought licenses for 3 co-workers, a 2nd license for myself and had 3 employers now purchase the enterprise license. This tool is invaluable for me and I would happily pay again for a mac version knowing that the effort to port it would be significant.