Can I explicitly reference a JavaScript global variable that's been shadowed by a local with the same name?

Question

I\'ve seen tons of posts about the difference between global and function scope in JavaScript, far too many to link here. I\'ve also seen my exact question asked about Pyth

Answer 1

There is no standard to do that. For my own purposes, I always put my variables in a container where the name resembles the project name:

var PROJECT = {}; // Put all "globals" for "project" into this container

That way, I can collect all variables in one place and if I need to pass the "globals" around, I have to pass at most one reference.