Thanks again,
The above operation Can implemented automatically? e.g:
1.If the code in the clipboard, which contains using code, is no longer prompted for the following window (which is redundant)
![[Image: a.png]](https://i.ibb.co/Ky85r7W/a.png)
2.If the role is exeProgram, Check if the code contains class Program { }, If not, it is added automatically, and some other considerations above ...
These checks are also done when roles change(form miniProgram 2 exeProgram)
3.Put the drop-down list of role selections next to the Compile button to make it easier
![[Image: c.png]](https://i.ibb.co/sJDnD5F/c.png)
4.If the Au.dll class library is not referenced in the code, the generated exe file will not contain the files ( Au.dll , AuCpp.dll , etc )
The above automation operations for linqpad users, It's a gospel, very libre automate
generate exe , is the most mentioned recommendation by linqpad users, but it is still not implemented
https://linqpad.uservoice.com/forums/183...uggestions
The above operation Can implemented automatically? e.g:
1.If the code in the clipboard, which contains using code, is no longer prompted for the following window (which is redundant)
2.If the role is exeProgram, Check if the code contains class Program { }, If not, it is added automatically, and some other considerations above ...
These checks are also done when roles change(form miniProgram 2 exeProgram)
3.Put the drop-down list of role selections next to the Compile button to make it easier
4.If the Au.dll class library is not referenced in the code, the generated exe file will not contain the files ( Au.dll , AuCpp.dll , etc )
The above automation operations for linqpad users, It's a gospel, very libre automate
generate exe , is the most mentioned recommendation by linqpad users, but it is still not implemented
https://linqpad.uservoice.com/forums/183...uggestions