A bad practice most likely, but not technically wrong. I do see it in
text books from time to time. I was just mentioning it as a case where
"this" *would* be needed as opposed to speaking in absolutes.
In practice, you're right and I try not to name any parameters the same
as a field name to avoid "this" confusion. Don't tell anyone, but
sometimes I don't even use "this". :)
ok - some interesting points here. could someone clarify for me
please, whether I should be using this in my classes or not! It's
really just a habit I've been in to do so.
Also, what's the current naming convention? It used to be to add a
_suffix to each item, to trigger the code hints (and help
readability), but from the posts above, it looks like people are
prefering to use a suffic preceeding, is it just personal preference
or is there some best practice here.
Thanks!
jon
ps: I'm enjoying getting my feet wet with AS2 atm :)
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