Ivan R. Perez

Just realized that variables that have the "in" keyword assigned are not allowed to be used by LINQ queries...

If that's the case than it works in some situations and may not work for in others. We may have to learn the rules around "in". Compiler complained when put...

@lexruster can you clone the repo and run your test with a profiler? Can you submit some screenshots of where the hotspots are at? Or at the very least submit...

I'm wondering if this is related to issue #60 In that scenario, LINQ is the root cause in that case.

@lppkarl it might be worth while to add some benchmarks on the indicators. I can look into this using benchmark.net.

@lppkarl I just added a pull request (#62 ) with some benchmarks. Looks like Dymoi maybe another problem.

What specifically would you like to see documentation on? I started out feeling the same way, but after going through the unit tests, most of my questions were answered.

@Jiraiyah if it's that simple, could you do a pull request with some unit tests?

You are the only one who can set it up. I don't have the permissions. It's in the settings tab. As for the documentation itself, you have a solid start...

@lppkarl I see you setup the pages. I've gone on and got started with some setup. But lots more to do. Its something we can build on and add more...