[spacechild1]

> Also explicit this eliminates the problem, that you don't know if the variable is an instance variable or a global/from somewhere else.

People typically use some kind of naming convention for their member variables, e.g. mFoo, m_Foo, m_foo, foo_, etc., so that's not an issue. I find `foo_` much more concise than `this->foo`. Also note that you can use explicity this in C++ if you really want to.

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In code I write, I can know what variables mean. The feature loses its point, when it's not mandatory. Also being explicit allows you to be more expressive with variable name and ordering.