> Python's `with` It's very common already: try-with-resource (java), using (C#), bracket (haskell), unwind-protect (common-lisp), ... though it the latter two

> Python's `with` It's very common already: try-with-resource (java), using (C#), bracket (haskell), unwind-protect (common-lisp), ... though it the latter two it's more of a building block. Also building block: languages with a convenient and "unrestricted" syntax for anonymous function can just use that e.g. Smalltalk, Ruby, ... in Ruby a "with" is usually just passing a block to the corresponding object's constructor: # python with open(...) as f: ... # ruby File::open(...) do |f| ... end