`with` as copy-and-set

with appears when a value is being copied, but also changed in a specific way.

with as in “like <value>, but with something different.”

#![allow(unused)]
fn main() {
impl Path {
    // Simplified. "/home/me/mortgage.pdf".with_extension("mov") =>
    // "/home/me/mortgage.mov"
    fn with_extension(&self, ext: &OsStr) -> PathBuf;
}
}

with can be used for methods that copy a value, but then change a specific part of that value.

In the example here, with_extension copies the data of a &Path into a new PathBuf, but changes the extension to something else.

The original Path is unchanged.