C++0x. Lambda expressions: access to member functions. Is "this->" required?

[Mikhail Semenov]

The following code. Is "this->inc(n);" required or can it be replaced with "inc(n);"?

struct S10 
{
    int f;
    double p;
        void inc(int& a) { a += f;}
    void work(int n) 
    {
        int m = n*n;
        int j = 40;
        f = 10;
        p =3.7;
        auto m3 = [this,&n]() mutable -> int
        {
            p++;
            f++;       
            this->inc(n); // inc(n);                
            return n;
        };
        cout << "S10 m3():" << m3() << endl;
        cout << "f:" << f << " p:" << p << " n:" << n << endl;
    }
};
 

[Mikhail Semenov]

I have found the answer myself, asked the GCC team. The "this->inc(n);" can be replaced with "inc(n);". Since "this" is in the capture list, all the member objects are visible: the "inc" functions can be called by using its identifiers, the "this->" prefix is not required.