Globalize JS

global1.js

var Foo = 'bar';

global2.js

this.Foo = 'bar';

global3.js

var global = function(){return this || (1,eval)('this')}();


global.Foo = 'bar';

global4.js

!function(){
	var GLOBAL = function(){return this || (1,eval)('this')}()
	Function.prototype.globalize = function(){
		return this.apply(GLOBAL, arguments)
	}
}()


!function(){
	
this.Foo = 'bar';
	
}.globalize()

global5.1.js

function Export(fn){var G = this||(7,eval)('this'); fn.call(G,G)}


Export (function(exports){

exports.Foo = 'bar';

})

global5.js

function Export(fn){fn.call(this||(7,eval)('this'))}


Export (function(){

this.Foo = 'bar';

})

the upside of applyToGlobal is that you only have to get the context once and reuse that on every function call.

Like I had mentioned on another comment.. is this possible as well?

var global = this || (1, eval)('this');
global.global = global;

(function(){
    this....
}).call(global);

// or I guess directly:

global.Function.prototype....