On 8 May 2012 15:02, Dave Crozier <[email protected]> wrote:
> The one thing you will miss in C# is the "with .....endwith" structure and
> initially you will look at the repeated long winded code identifying the
> "variable" as being inelegant. There are various ways around this, but no
> complete solution such as:
> 1. redefining the control/variable
>
> var MyVar = FDooApp.FooElement.Foo
> Myvar.Name="Fred";
> Myvar.Address="High Street"
> ....
> etc
>
> or in C# 3.0 you can use a constructor to initialise properties etc.
You can do this in C#:
MyClass class1 = new MyClass()
{
Field1 = DateTime.Now,
Field2 = 1234,
Field3 = "test",
Field4 = false;
};
But personally I'm not keen on this.
--
Paul
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