(Cc'ing public-script-coord in case this answer gets more complicated in the
presence of the window proxy/overriden this-in-global setup.)
Given code like
<script>
addEventListener("foo", function () { });
</script>
Is this supposed to be an Invoke(current global, "addEventListener", <"foo",
function () {}>)?
Or is it just a Call(addEventListener, undefined, <"foo", function () {}>)?
What about if I added "use strict"; to the top of the script?
My suspicion was Invoke, but then I came up with another example that threw me
off:
<script>
window.globalFunc = function () {
console.log("this", this);
};
</script>
<script>
"use strict";
globalFunc();
</script>
This gives `undefined`. (The result is the same if I also prepend "use strict";
to the top of the first script.) That nudges me toward the Call answer.
But under the Call answer, my first example would be broken since the
implementation of `addEventListener` would not have a sensible `this` to
operate on.
Anyway, I'm clearly missing something. What is it, and where are the relevant
parts of the spec?
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