THIS-OBJECT

Usage of THIS-OBJECT references

When accessing an object instance's own members (methods, properties, events), we should always use THIS-OBJECT as this makes the scope clearer:

When accessing static members (methods, properites, events) of the same class, we'll always be referenceing the member with the (short) class name:

Exception from those rules are class wide (static or instance scoped) variables (variables defined outside any method). Those may be referenced by the short variable name only.