alternative to 'this.variable' inside constructor functions's methods
<p>I have been trying to write a constructor function that would make an object chock full of complex methods. These methods process variables of their parents as-well as call on sibling methods. Here's the best example I can give you. It's for an improvised web-based console.</p>

<pre><code>function ConsoleCont(type,instace){
    this.type=type;
    this.input=$('conI');//input type=text
    this.output=$('conO');//textarea
    this.commandRecall=new Array;
    //event listeners for enter-key to this.send(), etc.
    this.send=function(){
        if(this.input.value){this.commandRecall.push(this.input.value);}
        this.consoleConcat("&gt; "+this.input.value);
        /*Code to send via AJAX*/
        this.input.value="";
    }
    this.consoleConcat=function(command){
        /*code to push to Textarea*/
    }
    this.receive=function(latestLine){
        this.consoleConcat(latestLine)
    }
}
</code></pre>

<p>Now I find myself needing to type "this." for everything I reference within the object; is there anyway to have it assume 'this.' (like C++'s <code>using namespace</code> or something) or perhaps my methods for this a bit inefficient? I'm not looking for any Jquery solutions, I had predefined <code>$('');</code> myself, incase you caught that.</p>
