I personally choose THISFORM over THIS because I am more likely to call it from another object on the form (from moving things around or copying/pasting from one form to another) and not move it to a class. If the hiercharchy changes, THISFORM will still work. However, if you mostly work with classes you may prefer the reverse.
Tracy
>When building new forms, I found myself repeating calls to business objects dropped on the form. About half of the calls were This.Bizobj.Somefunction() and the other half Thisform.Bizobj.Somefunction().
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>In this instance, THIS and THISFORM were the same, so I'm wondering which would be the better to use, and why. Neither Help or HackFox 7 shed any light on this thought.
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