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Is there any roadmap for improving #load
? Specifically related to pulling in downline #load
without having to specifically reference them.
Re: How to execute a stored procedure with table valued parameters?
To simply not have it listed is not good. You start looking at permissions etc which is all a waste of time
Generate Flowchart Diagram From Code
I know this is a long shot, but I figured I'd ask... we have a very nice Syntax Tree visualizer in LINQPad. I always think it'd be invaluable to be able to generate a similar flowchart from the code, in the same way that apps like Visustin or flowmaker can.
Winget support for LINQPad 8
Could you please add a winget package for v8 ?
Thanks in advance
Re: How can I have LINQPad detect a SQLite column as a DateTime?
There is a property on the Connection
Re: 260ms for Antivirus Performance Test with Norton Antivirus disabled. Why not faster?
What time do you get if you enable your anti-virus?
Is it possible you have another anti-virus/monitoring program doing real-time scanning? I presume Norton would disable Windows Defender on installing, but things don't always work out the way they should. So it is possible that Windows defender is setup with 'automatic sample submission' enabled.
You could download ProcessMonitor from Microsoft/SysInternals which will show you all the file activity going on and hence will show if some program is scanning the dlls. You will need to add some filters (like Path contains LINQPad8 and Path does not include Sessions) otherwise you will be overloaded with information. (Note, you should expect your script to run slower when ProcessMonitor is active).
Don't know if Norton has the option, but if it has, you would be better to exclude the Linqpad process rather than by selecting folders. In this particular case I think the files are created in a randomly created subfolder of %localappdata%\temp\LINQPad8\
Just as a comparison, your computer is a lot newer and more powerful than mine and my average is less than 1 ms
Re: LINQPad 8 early preview now available
Love the new DumpTell feature and especially the option to make it the default.
Two questions :
1) What is the difference between the green dashes versus the green dots?
2) Why does the following sample produce different results on the second dump?
void Main() { Split("Line1\nLine2"); Split("Line3\nLine4"); } private void Split(string x) { (from r in x.Split('\n') select r).DumpTell(); }
Output is :
Re: LINQPad 8 early preview now available
This occurs when the same heading is dumped twice in a row. Rather than repeating the heading, it uses dots.
Without this feature, it gets pretty cluttered when you execute code such as the following:
for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) i.Dump();
Re: Could LINQPad Support Navigate forward?
Ctrl + Shift +
in LINQPad expands the editor font, but I guess it could it serve both functions. I presume that the only time you navigate forward is directly after a navigate back. Is that correct?
LINQPad seems to ignore <remarks> and <exception> tags in documentation comments
they work in visual studio
VS:
would it be possible to add support for both of these tags?