C++ Conventions: this pointer
<p>I am curious to know, is there a convention to the usage of this-> in C++? I generally like to use this-> to emphasize that a method and/or variable is a member of the containing class, but it does look rather unappealing, visually speaking. It'd also be awesome to know about any other C++ coding conventions often seen in industry, e.g. Camel case vs. underscores, etc.</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>
