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From Coffeekup and JAML‘s source, (while working on question), we can see a way to hack ruby’s instance eval into Javascript (JAML author explains more). It involves decompiling the function, and evaluating it around a with block.
The question is: is this supported all around browsers/js runtimes? I know it works on firefox, opera and chrome, but toString on function is not consistent among platforms, hence the question.
I’ve checked it out, and It does work on all browsers.