Why do you make these changes? A long time ago, we decided that this.method() is more readable and we want to use that :)
Is it? Sorry I might have missed that. It just looks so silly (there is no notion of local methods - so you can't mistake it for local method) ;-)
You can differ static from non-static methods.
No, you can't. Example: this.ROLE will compile just fine.
Eh? I don't understand. Of course there is no compiler error, but where is the problem using this.method() for instance methods and method() for class methods. Isn't this exactly the same as for fields (though there are additionally the local variables)? Furthermore using this.method() for class methods gives a compiler warning "should not be accessed in a static way" or similar.
BTW, you can see this in my today's commit, log: static access.
Yes, saw it - and I had to search a long time for the difference ;-)
Joerg
