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Yes. I believe JavaScript 1.2 supports this:
<script language="JavaScript1.2"><!-- function outer() { document.write('starting outer()<br>'); function inner() { document.write('starting outer().inner()<br>'); document.write('ending outer().inner()<br>'); } inner(); document.write('ending outer()<br>'); } // just to confuse things we'll define an inner() function // all on its own: function inner() { document.write('starting inner()<br>'); document.write('ending inner()<br>'); function nested() { document.write('a nested funtion'); } } // invoke the outer() function, which in turn should invoke // its own inner function: outer(); // invoke the inner() function. Should invoke the non nested // inner() function: inner(); // attempt to invoke the nested() function, nested within // the inner() function. Fails with "nested is not defined." nested(); //--></script>