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Re: Lazy loading with EFCore 2.1
Good call - lazy loading is now supported in EF Core, so it should be enabled in LINQPad. I've now updated the driver to make this work. Be sure to enable lazy loading in your DbContext:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/ef/core/querying/related-data
If you want lazy loading to be enabled only when used from LINQPad, put the following code into your OnConfiguring method:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/ef/core/querying/related-data
If you want lazy loading to be enabled only when used from LINQPad, put the following code into your OnConfiguring method:
if (AppDomain.CurrentDomain.FriendlyName.StartsWith ("LINQPad"))
optionsBuilder.UseLazyLoadingProxies ();
JoeAlbahari
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Re: System.Numerics.MPFR works in LINQPad 5 but not working in LINQPad 6
After taking a quick look at that package, I can see immediately what the problem is. In the InstallInternalLibrary() method, it starts a process like this:
Without UseShellExecute, it will work reliably only in .NET Framework. In .NET Core, it will fail unless the 7zdec.exe file happens to be in the current directory. As a workaround, you can force it to the current directory via the option in Query Properties > Advanced.
ProcessStartInfo startInfo = new ProcessStartInfo("7zdec.exe")
{
WorkingDirectory = AssemblyLocation,
Arguments = "x mpfr_gmp.7z",
WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.Hidden,
};
...ProcessStartInfo startInfo = new ProcessStartInfo("7zdec.exe")
{
WorkingDirectory = AssemblyLocation,
Arguments = "x mpfr_gmp.7z",
WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.Hidden,
UseShellExecute = true
};
...Without UseShellExecute, it will work reliably only in .NET Framework. In .NET Core, it will fail unless the 7zdec.exe file happens to be in the current directory. As a workaround, you can force it to the current directory via the option in Query Properties > Advanced.
JoeAlbahari
1 ·
Re: Unlisted nuget packages
OK, I'll make a change to the next build so that ID searches include unlisted packages.
JoeAlbahari
1 ·
Re: Any plan to support color emoji in editor/result view?
Last time I tested the integrated Edge browser, it was way too feature-poor and unreliable. I'll try it again, but I doubt things have changed. The integrated IE engine is actually pretty robust.
JoeAlbahari
1 ·
Re: Any plan to support color emoji in editor/result view?
This will work right now:
void Main()
{
"This contains an 😃 emjoji".WithEmoji().Dump();
}
static class Extensions
{
public static object WithEmoji (this string s) => Util.WithStyle (s, "font-family: Segoe UI Emoji");
}
2 ·
Consider add a button "Export to markdown"?
Markdown(or .md) is a popular format in programming area, especially in tools like github, gitlab, jira. More and more blog platform already support markdown format.
I wondering is it possible to add a button here, call "export to markdown". I usually writing blogs that testing some framework, and then grab the testing data into markdown format. But convert these table is always a pain. Add this button will sure to help me:)
sdflysha
1 ·
Re: Beta versions to go sooner into production
I'm planning more frequent release updates, at least to begin with, in LINQPad 6. There will probably be 2-3 in the next 6 months.
There's a trade-off, because some users find frequent automatic updates annoying, and this can lead to people switching off automatic updates altogether.
There's a trade-off, because some users find frequent automatic updates annoying, and this can lead to people switching off automatic updates altogether.
JoeAlbahari
1 ·
Feature suggestion, font size
I think it would be great if there was an option for setting desired font size in the editor. And also perhaps the result panel.
Smetad_Anarkist
1 ·
Re: Feature suggestion, font size
Use Control+Scrollwheel or Control+Plus/Control+Minus to change the font size in the editor. The same trick also works for the results panel if you're running Windows 8.
JoeAlbahari
1 ·
Re: Can't set breakpoint in UI click handler
The problem is that your program completes the moment
You need to signal to LINQPad that your query is still running so it could continue to keep tabs on your program. You could do this by preventing
Main() returns. The action you're attempting to step through is run well after the debugger is detached.You need to signal to LINQPad that your query is still running so it could continue to keep tabs on your program. You could do this by preventing
Main() from returning or call Util.KeepRunning() to obtain an object that you can keep around which you can dispose when you're actually finished (or not dispose at all).
void Main()
{
Util.KeepRunning();
var runBtn = new Button("Run", Run).Dump("Click");
}
JeffMercado
2 ·