Using this in member initilization puts an extra period in front of self

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When using this in method initialization, an extra dot is placed in front of the self variable.
C#:

this.tag = remoteTag;

converts to

.self.tag = remoteTag

However, if you don't use this.tag, and just convert it to

tag = remoteTag

it converts correctly

self.tag = remoteTag

While using this in this.tag = remoteTag is useless, it is needed for something like this.tag = tag if the tag is used in an constructor with a parameter of the same name.

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Damn I thought about this the other day and forgot about it. Will be fixed soon.