Question

For example, if my script is…

function cool() {
    function yes() { alert('yes'); }
    function wow() { alert('wow'); }
}

And I use cool.toString(); then I get the entire function as a string.

But what do I have to do to just get the inner-contents as a string:

    function yes() { alert('yes'); }
    function wow() { alert('wow'); }

Answer 1

1. Use toString to get the entire function, like just did in your example
2. Replace the beginning of the toStringed-function, all the way until (and including) the first { with an empty string.
3. Remove the last character of the toStringed-function.

Like this:

cool.toString().replace(/^[^{]*{/, "").slice(0, -1)