does the next version of C# (.Net Framework 2.0) have equilvlant "My" class as in VB.Net

[babylon]

e.g. in VB.Net NOW
Const GreetingName As String = "Greeting"
Dim sDisplay As Object
Dim ResMgr As ResourceManager
ResMgr = New ResourceManager("ResourcesSample.MyStrings",_
Me.GetType.Assembly)
sDisplay = ResMgr.GetString(GreetingName)

VB.Net in .Net Framework 2.0
sDisplay = My.Resources.MyStrings.Greeting;

[Daniel O'Connell]

I would assume that the My classes are simply framework classes in the
Microsoft.VisualBasic assembly, meaning any language can use them, they will
just be there by default in VB.
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e.g. in VB.Net NOW
Const GreetingName As String = "Greeting"
Dim sDisplay As Object
Dim ResMgr As ResourceManager
ResMgr = New ResourceManager("ResourcesSample.MyStrings",_
Me.GetType.Assembly)
sDisplay = ResMgr.GetString(GreetingName)

VB.Net in .Net Framework 2.0
sDisplay = My.Resources.MyStrings.Greeting;