This is beautiful code

If you’ve ever listened to Hanselminutes, you’ve no doubt heard Scott
mention “code smell” or “pretty code”. The new language features in VB9,
including LINQ and XML being a native type, make XML generation not only easy,
but beautiful. Aside from the color scheme, look at how smooth this code
snippet is.

Dim _order As New XElement(<Order>

    <ShipperRef><%= h.UniqueRef %></ShipperRef>

    <UniqueRef><%= IIf(h.CustomerPo <> "", h.CustomerPo, h.JdeNumber) %></UniqueRef>

    <Comments><%= _orderComments %></Comments>

    <OrderType><%= h.OrderType %></OrderType>

    <Workflow><%= h.Workflow %></Workflow>

    <RORRelationship><%= h.RORRelationship %></RORRelationship>

    <Supplier><%= h.SupplierNumber.ToString %></Supplier>

    <Customer><%= h.Customer.ToString %></Customer>

    <FreightBillableParty><%= h.FreightBillableParty %></FreightBillableParty>

    <MethodOfPayment>Prepay</MethodOfPayment>

    <HAZMAT><%= h.Hazmat %></HAZMAT>

    <GroupAssignment><%= SetGroupAssignment(h.GroupAssignment) %></GroupAssignment>

    <Weight><%= _orderWeight.ToString %></Weight>

    <Volume><%= _orderCube.ToString %></Volume>

    <OrderContact><%= h.PrimaryContactAssignment %></OrderContact>

    <ShipmentContact><%= h.PrimaryContactAssignment %></ShipmentContact>

    </Order>)

My VS
2008 theme is DesertNights, and the code was copied with CopySourceAsHtml.