- Add exception type name in error output panel (#339).
- Improved and colorized help output (#338).
- Fix navigate-to-source for generic types (#342).
- Handle exceptions from roslyn completion API (#334).
- Dependency upgrades (#330, #333, and #349).
- Upgrade to .NET 8
- Add a new
--culture
command line flag for launching CSharpRepl with a specific culture - Improved pretty printing of generic types defined inside the CSharpRepl
- Dependency upgrades
- Upgrade PrettyPrompt library to get the following fixes:
- Handle invalid history entries / history log corruption (#267).
- Make help command show dynamic keybindings (#289)
- Fix annoying completion commit triggers for dynamic variables and C# Range syntax (#290)
- Minor NuGet upgrades and code cleanup (#285 and #291)
- Upgrade PrettyPrompt library to get the following fixes:
- If msbuild cannot be located, still allow basic REPL usage.
- Nuget installation - Handle multiple nuspecs that differ only by case.
- Fix handling of AltGr characters (e.g. typing
{
on AZERTY keyboards) - Dependency updates and nullable reference warning cleanup
- Improve help text on smaller terminal widths
- Nuget package upgrade of underlying PrettyPrompt library
- Much improved output formatting. Supports a much more graphical dump of a wide range of objects, as well as syntax highlighting. Uses the excellent Spectre.Console library.
- Better exception formatting, featuring both a compact default format and a syntax highlighted verbose format.
- OpenAI autocompletions (requires an API key, which is pay-as-you-go)
- Intellisense support when files are executed via
#load
- Better error message when .NET is installed to non-standard location but DOTNET_ROOT is not set
- Bugfix for nuget loading issue when referencing csproj and sln files
- Bugfix for nuget package installation when the package has implicit minor/patch versions
- Fix crash in the disassembler feature
- Fix crash in item completion logic (e.g. in
System.Threading.Mutex(
)
- Update Nuget package libraries to work on .NET 7
- Ensure the .NET 7 version of nuget libraries are installed if they're available, rather than e.g. falling back to .NET Standard
- Targets .NET 7
- Syntax highlighting and formatting for output
- Default to allowing C# Preview features
- Support referencing projects that target multiple frameworks
- Intelligent handling of the display of null literals vs code that returns void
- Update of PrettyPrompt library to fix crash related to completion pane sizing
- Visual Studio dark theme as default
- Many improvements around autocompletion menu usability
- New menu for navigating overloads menu
- Add configuration file and --configure command line switch
- Smart indentation for multiline statements
- Auto formatting of input
- When showing IL code, use more targeted disassembly output for simple statements
- Bugfixes for assembly, framework, and CSX loading
- Configurable keybindings
- Support loading of prerelease nuget packages and nuspec file fixes
- UTF-8 mode with autocompletion menu glyphs for differentiating between methods, types, properties, events, and delegates
- Reference all projects when a solution is referenced
- Formatted / colored help output
- Nuget dependency updates
- .NET 6 and C# 10 support
- Exit when user presses ctrl-d
- If the user presses ctrl-c when there's a long running (or infinite!) evaluation, exit the application. This allows a way of interrupting infinite or slow processes.
- Roslyn library upgrade
- Bugfix for NuGet packages that don't specify any dependency groups (for target frameworks)
- Add a --trace command line option for generating trace logs of CSharpRepl internals
- Support loading shared frameworks from the ~/.nuget directory.
- Now featuring dotnet-suggest support! If you've set up dotnet-suggest, you'll get excellent tab completion of command line parameters.
Features:
- Press F12 to navigate to the source of a class/method/property. It uses source link to open the source in the browser.
- Press F9 to view IL code of a statement in Debug mode. Ctrl+F9 shows the IL when the code is compiled in Release mode.
Features:
- Fix sln/csproj building on non-windows platforms
- Enable roll-forward behavior to support cases where .NET 5 is not installed (and .NET 6 preview is).
minor bugfix release
- Support Ctrl+Function keys on WSL2 / Windows Terminal
- Fix case where caching was too aggressive, and causing intellisense to not pick up new types that were imported (via a using statement) on the previous line
Contains PrettyPrompt library upgrade, to get a bug fix. This fixes a bug where the intellisense menu was auto-closed too aggressively.
- text selection with cut/copy/paste support
- undo/redo
- pressing "Up" to navigate history will filter history based on text in the prompt
- add
clear
command for clearing the screen (thanks @aixasz!) - add IList Args and Print command. This increases compatibility with other REPL's csx implementations
- improve in-application help text
- Bugfix releases for intellisense
- Support referencing csproj and sln files via
#r
statements and the--reference
command line options. - Add global
args
variable that represents command line arguments provided to csharprepl after a double hyphen (--) Better document new features, add ARCHITECTURE.md
- Better full-width character support (mainly for CJK character support)
- Allow for relative paths in #r statements
- Add ctrl+enter behavior for strings; it shows the string unescaped (by default, strings are shown escaped).
- Improve help text (thanks @IBIT-ZEE)
- Support .NET 6 preview versions (thanks @PathogenDavid)
- Fix crash on certain inputs that cause cache key conflicts - thanks @IBIT-ZEE
- Pull in latest PrettyPrompt dependency, to get history deduplication - thanks @realivanjx
- Fix nuget package "Project Site" and "Source repository" URLs - thanks @zahirtezcan-bugs
First public release of CSharpRepl!