Missing the 'with' keyword in C# [duplicate]

Answer 1

In C# 3.0, you can use object initializers to achieve a similar effect when creating objects.

var control = new MyControl
{
    Title = "title",
    SomeEvent += handler,
    SomeProperty = foo,
    Another = bar
};

Rather than:

var control = new MyControl();
control.Title = "title";
control.SomeEvent += handler;
control.SomeProperty = foo;
control.Another = bar;

Note that, although this syntax was introduced in C# 3.0, you can still use it with the 2.0 framework, it's just syntactic sugar introduced by the compiler.