Eliminating library prefixes without JavaScripts with

ScopeDoping.js

  //...
  
  use = curry(function (obj,fn) {
    //WHY:  Implements qualified references in Javascript,
    //      without using Javascript's 'with'.
    //      Javascript doesn't allow us to alter the scope 
    //      of a given piece of code programmatically without
    //      using 'with'. But 'with' has been labeled a 'bad
    //      part'. Because it is inefficient, and in some 
    //      browsers, can duck-punch the global object. So I
    //      created a combinator which takes an object with 
    //      potentially many references, and then breaks it
    //      out such that the callback gets called with those
    //      references 'dereferenced'.
    //
    //EXAMPLE;
    //      var o = {a:1,b:2};
    //      use(o,function(a,b){
    //        return a + b;
    //      }); // returns 3

    var list = argList(fn),
        args = [];
    for (var i in list) {
      var argName = list[i],
          arg = obj[argName];
      args.push(arg);
    }
    return fn.apply(this,args);
  }),
  
  //...
  

'Scope Doping' ... kind of like Silicon Doping