Does removing "this." really make sense?
Hi,
I am using VS2003 and have recently installed RS2.0 (was using 1.5) and
have noticed that this version has a rule to remove "this." from the
code when it's not neccesary.
My question is, what benefit will this bring to the code? Is there less
IL generated? Is it faster? or it's just a cosmetic issue?
Thanks in advance,
Martin.
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This is only cosmetic issue.
Some companies have code style which tells to use/not to use "this."
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Eugene Pasynkov (JetBrains) wrote:
Thanks for the clarification Eugene.
Yours,
Martín.