Intellisense in nested anonymous types appear to have been lost in the recent update(s).

Tormod

http://share.linqpad.net/xinqf4.linq

When declaring anonymous types without closing brackets as you type, intellisense is lost at second nested anonymous declaration.
One possible solution is to have linqpad follow the visual studio style of automatically adding a closing curly bracket ("}") after the cursor when I'm typing a "{" (as well as for "(" and "[").

JoeAlbahari

Are you certain it worked in previous versions? I get the same behaviour in old versions, too.

Tormod

No, I can't say for sure. I use anonymous types a lot, though, so it's strange if I haven't noticed, but I have had problems with intellisense in the past, so it could be that I just didn't see the pattern before. BTW: method groups also loses type knowledge. For instance http://share.linqpad.net/aqppx7.linq