Why would I ever use state parameter in getter function instead of this.myState?

[katerlouis]

In getters I find myself constantly going back to alter parameter destructuring; explicitly grabbing the state I need is cumbersome and often takes me out of the thought flow. Of course I could just not destructure and use state as param, but why not just use this throughout then? Due to syntax highlighting its more clear at a glance (to me) I'm dealing with a store-related variable; the mix up can be confusing and state has one letter more than this :D:D

Seriously though: I definitely prefer using the only-this approach; Am I missing a con here?

state() {
  return {
    count: 0,
    pow: 1,
    add: 23,
  };
},

getters: {
  // mixing destructured and this
  powCount({ count, pow }) {
    return Math.pow(count, pow);
  },
  finalResult({ add }) {
    return this.powCount + add;
  },

  // mixing state and this
  statePowCount(state) {
    return Math.pow(state.count, state.pow);
  },
  stateFinalResult(state) {
    return this.powCount + state.add;
  },

  // only using this 
  // (my preference!)
  thisPowCount() {
    return Math.pow(this.count, this.pow);
  },
  thisFinalResult() {
    return this.powCount + this.add;
  },
},