F# How do I access a member from a function
f#, function, member
Solution
You need to insert a self-identifier. This is not done by default for some performance reasons.
The following works:
type MyClass() as this =
let someVar = this.MyMember()
member this.MyMember() :unit = ()
Problem
I'm pretty new to F# so I'm not quite sure what I'm doing wrong here here's what I'm trying to do: ``` type MyClass() = let someVar = this.MyMember() member this.MyMember() :unit = // insert some code here ``` I can't do that because Visual Studio tells me that "this" isn't defined so what should I do? am I missing some obvious feature of F# or something? I tried making all my members functions instead... but then I'd have to re-order all the functions so they become visible and then it still wouldn't work so what do?