Select Case vs switch

Hi all

Does anybody know if Microsoft is planning to introduce
C#'s switch to evaluate expressions instead of constants,
and to be able to do a switch on a range just like using
the 'To' in VB's Select Case?

This is really the only thing I've come across yet where
I wish C# had something that VB.NET has.

 

I also love With in VB.

I don't get it. C# has more advanced features such as
operator overloading and unsafe code and pointers, even
generics, so how come Microsoft can't include the nice
little time saving conveniences from VB into C#. It would
give the language pretty much everything I'd want

 

I wish that C# had the with statement. That makes life really easy, especially with ADO.net

 

most people using C# are those that moved from C++... and most of are used
to the hard way.
infact at times the lengthy with statements tend to increase the look ups
specially while debugging (have done a bit of VB programming in past and
okay i did find it easy to use the with statement but somehow i could very
well do without it)... and i guess most would agree when i say we prefer it
the hard way.

think with .net adopting VB programming model (i.e. the ease) to an extent
was good enough. and there's still a VB.NET for all those that fancy
everything VB.