In Part 2 of this series, there was a tip about "Adding Winforms or WPF controls" to the output window. Using F12 on the SeriesType enum (see the IlSpy tip below), we can see it supports the following chart types. But as of the end of 2017, LINQPad now has built-in charting support with the Chart extension method. Previously you've been able to create charts in LINQPad by utilising 3rd-party nuget packages, or calling Util.Image with a link to a Google Chart API url (see here for an example of both). (screenshots taken from the author's tweet about this) If you have two instances of the same (or similar) object type, you can easily compare the values with the Util.Dif() helper method, and you'll get a nicely rendered diff making it easy to see the differences. If you press ctrl-shift-f1, you get a built-in Regular Expression Tool! In the past I've used various different regex tools ( RegexBuddy, RegExr, and RegEx101), but having this built into a tool I always have open anyway, makes this so handy. The first tip (at the time of writing) is a very new addition to LINQPad. As I've already covered why LINQPad is so awesome in part one, I'm just going to jump straight into the tips.
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