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Add the following to the start of your query: #define NONEST
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You can trick LINQPad into giving types a namespace as follows: http://forum.linqpad.net/discussion/52/using-namespace-in-linqpad-code-c-program-mode You will need to specify an assembly, too: context.XmlnsDictionary.Add ("beh", "clr-namespace:Fo…
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Try the latest beta: http://www.linqpad.net/download.aspx#beta It includes code to resolve .netstandard in third-party driver domains.
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Thanks for reporting. This is now fixed in the new beta: http://www.linqpad.net/download.aspx#beta
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This should work in the latest beta: http://www.linqpad.net/download.aspx#beta Just use 'Option...' at the start of the query.
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That's very old. You'll need to upgrade to LINQPad 5, which uses the latest NuGet libraries. Alternatively, click the arrow on the right of the download button, and choose an older version of Newtonsoft (e.g., V9)
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In data grid mode, each record should take up only one row unless you're editing the data. In rich text mode, you can limit the maximum column width in Edit | Preferences | Advanced > Output
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The global ToDump hook is only valid in My Extensions, not individual queries. I've taken a look at whether it would easy to allow My Extensions to be written in F#, but unfortunately, there's a fair bit of work involved. So the only option right n…
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I tested it with the plain version of LINQKit: http://www.albahari.com/nutshell/linqkit.aspx If the overload resolution still doesn't work, does it make any difference if you try it in C#?
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LINQKit includes an Expand() method to which simplifies predicate chains. Try calling: refProposalStatusSet.Where(predicate.Expand())
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To get what was dumped by the your subscript, you call AsString(): var compiledQuery = Util.Compile ("..."); var retVal = compiledQuery.Run (QueryResultFormat.Html, ...); retVal.AsString().Dump(); // This is what was dumped retVal.ReturnVa…
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In rich text mode (default), it tells you in the blue header. In data grid mode, it tells you in the status bar, in the bottom right.
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Are you saying that it works fine if you define TestObject in My Extensions? If so, this is expected behaviour. The class needs to be available to both queries, and it has to be (numerically) the same type. This means you must either define it in My…
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Thanks for the info. This should now been fixed in the latest beta: www.linqpad.net/download.aspx#beta
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The only way right now is to create connections to specific databases instead of choosing "Display all in treeview".
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Are you sure it's the exact same error? When I consume Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.Console, I get a different error - that System.Runtime.InteropServices.RuntimeInformation cannot be found - not that it has an invalid manifest. I've uploaded a ne…
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First, you need to get rid of the namespace declaration (and its braces) - LINQPad adds that for you automatically. You can also (optionally) get rid of the class declaration. In LINQPad, it's perfectly valid to have just methods (when you set the …
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There's now a beta build that supports C# 7.1: http://www.linqpad.net/Download.aspx#beta I'm not sure about the value of supporting older C# versions, unless it can also let you target older Framework versions (which is more complicated).
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I've just uploaded a new beta with significant changes to improve compatibility with .NET Standard 2.0. You won't need to add a reference to NETStandard.Library as the required library is now added automatically. https://www.linqpad.net/download.as…
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I've just uploaded a new beta with significant changes to improve compatibility with .NET Standard 2.0. You won't need to add a reference to NETStandard.Library as the required library is now added automatically https://www.linqpad.net/download.asp…
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I can't find it either. I've just pinged the conference organizer to see if it's available.
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Thanks for the info. I'll look into it late next week.
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LinqToDb is different from LINQ to SQL. There is no SubmitChanges method - you just call Insert/Delete/Update. A tutorial on how to use it is here (see "Insert", "Update" and "Delete"): https://github.com/linq2db/linq2db
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Thanks for the links. Being a scratchpad, LINQPad uses the standard Roslyn tool chain, not MSBuild. This might make a solution challenging. I'm speaking at conferences this week and next; after that I will give this priority and see if I can find so…
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The new beta is out now: http://www.linqpad.net/download.aspx#beta
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Try the latest beta - it uses NuGet 4, which should solve the problem. Let me know if there's still an issue.
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LINQPad hides the LINQ extension methods on the string type, because most of the time they get in your way, in that you don't want to treat string as an IEnumerable. If you type in a LINQ extension method on string, however, the parameter autocompl…
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Right-click the connection and choose 'Rename'.
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I've just tried it and it works fine. The header appears just once. Are you trying to remove the header entirely? In which case you want this: Util.ToHtmlString(true, true, "TEST")
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This was fixed in a recent beta. You can download it here: https://www.linqpad.net/download.aspx#beta
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