This throws an error under GMLive. Turns out that methods inside structs cannot read their own variables without being referred to first like in line 7, then reading it by with s.name instead of name or even self.name

self and other doesn't work correctly too I think

Any thoughts?

This one’s a head-scratcher! So function declarations inside an object literal {} are auto-bound to it, but it’s not clear how does it know to do that - even if you do

var f2 = function() {};
f2 = method(undefined, f2);
var f3 = function() {}
var obj = {
	func: function() {},
	func2: f2,
	func3: f3,
}
trace("f1", method_get_self(obj.func));
trace("f2", method_get_self(obj.func2));
trace("f3", method_get_self(obj.func3));

that does not change ownership of func2/func3.