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<script src="../../resources/js-test-pre.js"></script>
  <script>
    window.name = "o";
    function f() { 
      return this ? this.name : "t";
    }
    function g() { 
      "use strict";
      return this ? this.name : "u";
    }
    function h() { 
      return this ? this.name : "v";
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    src="javascript:

        window.f = parent.f;
        window.g = parent.g;
        window.a = { name:'a', f:parent.f, g:parent.g };
        window.b = { name:'b', f:parent.f, g:parent.g };
        Object.defineProperty(window, 'h', { get: (function(){ return parent.h; })});
        Object.defineProperty(a, 'h', { get: (function(){ return parent.h; })});
        Object.defineProperty(b, 'h', { get: (function(){ return parent.h; })});

        var results = '';

        /* Three of the first four cases pass undefined (promoted inside the callee to the callee's global object). */
        /* a.f() is the one exception, which passes the base, a, as the this object. */
        results += (function(){return f();})();
        results += (function(){return (1,f)();})();
        results += (function(){return a.f();})();
        results += (function(){return eval('f()');})();
        /* Same cases as above, but wrapped in a with. The first & last of these cases pass b, */
        /* the object scoped by the with, as the this value. */
        /* a.f() still passes the explicit base, a. (1,f)() is a little tricksier - this passes */
        /* undefined (promoted to the callee global object) since teh comma operator calles GetValue */
        /* on the reference (see ES5 11.14.) */
        results += (function(){with(b){ return (function(){ return f();})(); }})();
        results += (function(){with(b){ return (function(){ return (1,f)();})(); }})();
        results += (function(){with(b){ return (function(){ return a.f();})(); }})();
        results += (function(){with(b){ return (function(){ return eval('f()');})(); }})();

        /* Same tests as above, but with a strict callee. */
        /* We expect the same results, except undefined this is not replaced with the global object. */
        results += (function(){return g();})();
        results += (function(){return (1,g)();})();
        results += (function(){return a.g();})();
        results += (function(){return eval('g()');})();
        results += (function(){with(b){ return g(); }})();
        results += (function(){with(b){ return (1,g)(); }})();
        results += (function(){with(b){ return a.g(); }})();
        results += (function(){with(b){ return (function(){ return eval('g()');})(); }})();

        /* Same as the first set, but h is a getter property. */
        results += (function(){return h();})();
        results += (function(){return (1,h)();})();
        results += (function(){return a.h();})();
        results += (function(){return eval('h()');})();
        results += (function(){with(b){ return h(); }})();
        results += (function(){with(b){ return (1,h)(); }})();
        results += (function(){with(b){ return a.h(); }})();
        results += (function(){with(b){ return (function(){ return eval('h()');})(); }})();

        var expected = 'ooaoboabuuaubuabooaoboab';

        if (results == expected)
            parent.testPassed(results + ' should be ' + expected + ', and is.');
        else
            parent.testFailed(results + ' should be ' + expected + ', but was not.');
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