"this" for member variable? why not "m_" or just "_" like old times?
Recently I've taken note of class member variables in C# moving to the "this.foobarbaz" for every reference for class member variables rather than the previously acceptable "m_" or just "__". How many of you seasoned programmers are coding to this new acceptable standard, if so why, if not why? I ask because it changes our coding standards at work, it may be a tough sell for some. So then I ask: what would be a static class var? "s_" or "that.foobarbaz" Okay okay just kidding. Thanks - Old man.

"this" for member variable? why not "m_" or just "_" like old times?
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Recently I've taken note of class member variables in C# moving to the "this.foobarbaz" for every reference for class member variables rather than the previously acceptable "m_" or just "__". How many of you seasoned programmers are coding to this new acceptable standard, if so why, if not why? I ask because it changes our coding standards at work, it may be a tough sell for some. So then I ask: what would be a static class var? "s_" or "that.foobarbaz" Okay okay just kidding. Thanks - Old man.
