"m." is this a system keyword?
The reference manual very breifly mentions m. as follows: The "this" pointer is "m". Is this really true, or is m. no different from any other alphabetic character with a . after it? The manu...
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If in a method of a class/object, m refers to the roAssociativeArray that contains the instantiation. If in a plain function, m refers to the global object. This can be handy if you want a plain function with state.
