Hope this is not out of place. But I just wanted to post a huge

THANK YOU!!!

I've been using LINQPad for years in much the same way as OP to prototype ideas and sometimes they get fairly complex and lengthy. And this has been a very significant pain point for me, that the editing gets incredibly slow after awhile. I am so happy that the root cause of this has been uncovered. Please accept my sincerest gratitude!

Best Regards,
~ mellamokb

Any chance we can choose a remapping for escape from insert mode? I am grateful for the "kj" mapping, but I've been a "jk" user for a long time and it's hard to transition.

Also, is there a way to turn off LINQPad's ctrl-[ mapping (surround with brackets)? This is an alias for ESC in vim (and unix tty in general).

Love vi in LINQPad. Thanks for all your hard work!

You could use the following script to compile the dll and get a reference to the most recent generated file in the temporary folder within the same application lifetime.

Util.Compile(@"C:\Drive\Projects\LINQPad\Queries\Sample.linq");

var path = Path.Combine(Path.GetTempPath(), "LINQPad5", $"_{AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetData("LINQPad.InstanceID")}");

var file =
  new DirectoryInfo(path)
    .EnumerateFiles("*.dll") // Or query_*.dll
    .OrderBy(x => x.LastWriteTime)
    .Last();

file.FullName.Dump();

Hi

is there a way to connect to azure Devops nuget feeds? Tried username + access token as pasword and it didn't work for me (HTTP 401)

Cheers,

This is a good use-case. I will be adding explicit support for xunit soon, to make this easier.

if (x == 0) return 1;
if (x == 1) return 1;

After I added the SQL Server connection, there is master/model/msdb/tempdb database listed under the connection, it's kind of messy.
I'm wondering is any workaround for this? Possible solutions:
* Put System databases into system folder (prefer)
* Add a function to show/hide specific database manullay
* Just hide the system databases.

You can end the UserQuery class, include the module and then start a dummy class to make up for the 'End Class' statement.

Sub Main
  Dim lst As New List(Of Integer)
  lst.ForEach(AddressOf Console.WriteLine)
End Sub

End Class ' UserQuery

Module Extensions

  <System.Runtime.CompilerServices.Extension>
  Public Function ForEach(Of T)(src As IEnumerable(Of T), action As Action(Of T, Integer))
    Dim current = 0
    For Each item In src
      action(item, current)
      current += 1
    Next
    Return src
  End Function

End Module

Class Dummy ' Otherwise you'll get this error: BC30460 'End Class' must be preceded by a matching 'Class'.

Hi,

I still experience the problem with Linqpad 6.5.5. It throws me an exception Unauthorized.
I tried with several combinations it with the PAT, user name and password and none worked.

Does anybody experience the same issue?

Hello,

i got a windows service running under "NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM" account, this service calls lprun.exe to run some maintenance linqpad scripts.

The problem I am having, is that some of these scripts uses nuget packages under user agreement, and i have not way accept for that user account, and the lprun process gets stuck until it timeout.

Sample exception message:

System.Exception: Downloading NuGet package Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices and dependencies from https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json
Warning: package Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices is subject to license https://github.com/OfficeDev/ews-managed-api/blob/master/license.txt


Any workaround/fix i can use?

Thanks, regards.