Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
Vadim Gritsenko wrote:
- this.reset(); - this.init(); + reset(); + init();
Why do you make these changes? A long time ago, we decided that this.method() is more readable and we want to use that :)
More readable? There is no semantic difference between this.method() and method(). Actually I find it silly to add the 'this.' to a method call.
It make sense for member variables but there I'd like to add a prefix like m_ which cannot be forgotten (as like the 'this.' prefix) and thus clearly indicates what kind of variable it is (but that is personal preference, I know ;-)
Giacomo
No, actually I prefer this.method() as well, but don't mind if someone writes only method(). But I think changing this back and forth is not a good idea.
Carsten
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