Auto-Dump() the last statement in multi-statement queries
When writing multi-statements I keep rerunning what I wrote to see if I am on track. However, to actually see what is the result/response/value of the last thing I wrote, I keep adding ".Dump()" to last item, and then remove it and continue to the next statement.
I think LinqPad should automatically dump the last statement (as an option). Moreover, it might be nice to be also configured something like "Only auto-dump if nothing else is dumped in the query". Is there a way to do it?
Alternatively, if there is a way to write a plugin to LINQPad that allows to do that, I'd love to do so. Is it possible?
P.S: I already submitted it as an idea to UserVoice but I'd love to get some input.
I think LinqPad should automatically dump the last statement (as an option). Moreover, it might be nice to be also configured something like "Only auto-dump if nothing else is dumped in the query". Is there a way to do it?
Alternatively, if there is a way to write a plugin to LINQPad that allows to do that, I'd love to do so. Is it possible?
P.S: I already submitted it as an idea to UserVoice but I'd love to get some input.