A call from a nested function that requires a scope object to a function in a with-expression results in the latter function to be called with the global object rather than the with-expression as receiver.

The following script prints "error: [object global]" in Nashorn. It should not print anything.

var obj = {f: function() { return this; }};

with (obj) {
    // a function designed to require a scope
    var s = function() { var m = 1; x = function() { return m; }; return f(); }
    if (s() !== obj) {
      print("error: " + s());
    }
}