When jEdit is started, this plugin first loads the jedit.bsh file from the BeanShell.jar file, which contains some utility functions. Then, it loads all files with extension ".bsh" from $HOME/.jedit/beanshell.

Arbitriary BeanShell commands can also be invoked from the console, if the Console plugin is installed; select the "BeanShell" shell and type BeanShell statements into the command field.

Entire jEdit plugins, with menu items, EditBus message handling, etc can also be written in BeanShell; see the files in the examples/ directory.

To Do

• More robust error reporting
• Better documentation
• Perhaps add some commands to the "Plugins" menu - like "Execute Selection", "Execute Buffer", etc

Version 0.1

• Updates for EditBus 0.9

Version 0.0.1