Is it good/bad/acceptable practice to pass the current object in a method call. As in:
public class Bar{
public Bar(){}
public void foo(Baz baz){
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There's no reason not to use it, this
is the current instance and it's perfectly legitimate to use. In fact there's often no clean way to omit it.
So use it.
As it's hard to convince it's acceptable without example (a negative answer to such a question is always easier to argument), I just opened one of the most common java.lang
classes, the String
one, and of course I found instances of this use, for example
1084 // Argument is a String
1085 if (cs.equals(this))
1086 return true;
Look for (this
in big "accepted" projects, you won't fail to find it.
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