>When I’m writing a form class or a form.scx with custom methods, what is the best practice for referring to the form itself in its method code?
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>Should you use:
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>This.PropertyName and This.MethodName()
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>or
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>ThisForm.PropertyName and ThisForm.MethodName()

'this' keyword always refers to the current object. In a method the current object is the base -- in the case of a form it is the form; so either thisform or this is equivalent. But if the method is in a class and the class object is added to a container, then this refers to the class object and not the form.

So I use 'thisform' to reference the form and not 'this' in methods (in form methods or object methods) -- this way there is not any ambiguity in which one when reading the code or a mistake in reference.