Re: Loading .java Files

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> BSH has java-incompatible syntax.   A IDE that is expecting java will
> produce errors when given bsh code that doesn't conform to java.
> For example a method with no class.  Or using the {} notation 
> to access a
> Hash or bsh iterators, typeless variables, closers and 
> anything else in bsh
> which isnt java. 

Yes. Java isn't Bsh compatible.
But Bsh is Java compatible? I mean that Bsh can eval successfully every
script in Java-1.4 syntax?

> bsh is what it is.  If you believe that is 'Not that elegant' 
> that's an opinion.

I doesn't meant Bsh with "not elegant". I meant that my code removes the
"class {}" lines before loading the script.

> And no, the original bsh is no longer in development, but 
> 'beanshell2' was
> forked and is in development by another set of authors.

Hm, I cannot find any docs at http://code.google.com/p/beanshell2/.

What are the enhancements to the original Bsh?

Thank you!


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