Got confusing code this.\u002Ector() in our companies old c# project. What does it mean?

Question

I have got a confusing function this.\u002Ector() within the constructor of my company's old project. What does it mean?

 public Common(ref string a_strUserContext)
    {
    bool a_blnQuietMode = false;
    bool a_blnUseSessionToStoreGUID = false;
  // ISSUE: explicit constructor call
    this.\u002Ector(ref a_strUserContext, ref a_blnQuietMode, ref 
   a_blnUseSessionToStoreGUID);
  }

Answer 1

It is a call to a constructor using IL-like syntax. u\002E is Unicode for . and combined with this and ctor, you have a call to a constructor in the same class.