C# equivalent of VB's With keyword

You are introducing a variable “p” in the local scope of the whole function :s
not really.. you know you can use brackets anywhere inside the code to define subscopes, don't you:

{
var p = this.StatusProgressBar;
p.IsIndeterminate = false;
p.Visibility = Visibility.Visible;
p.Minimum = 0;
p.Maximum = 100;
p.Value = percentage;
}

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You are introducing a variable “p” in the local scope of the whole function :snot really.. you know you can use brackets anywhere inside the code to define subscopes, don't you:{var p = this.StatusProgressBar;p.IsIndeterminate = false;p.Visibility = Visibility.Visible;p.Minimum =...

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