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BeanShell in OpenJUMP

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== What is BeanShell? ==

BeanShell is a small, free, embeddable Java source interpreter with object scripting language features, written in Java. BeanShell dynamically executes standard Java syntax and extends it with common scripting conveniences such as loose types, commands, and method closures like those in Perl and JavaScript.

In the context of Jump, BeanShell enables the automation of repetative tasks or to accomplish tasks that are not possible using the GUI without the need for plugin modules or modification of the application source code.

See http://www.beanshell.org/ for more information on BeanShell.

== BeanShell in OpenJUMP ==

To open the BeanShell scripting window select the following menu option:

View -> BeanShell...

It is a good idea to surround all your scripts in a set of braces. I.e.

{
script...
}

In BeanShell you may access JavaBean properties as if they were fields. For example ''wc.layerManager'' is the same as ''wc.getLayerManager()''.

There is no facility to save and load a script. If you plan to reuse your scripts, develop the script in a text editor and then paste into the BeanShell window as needed.

If you want to write Beanshell scripts you can also use the [http://geo.michaelm.free.fr/OpenJUMP/resources/bsheditor4jump.jar Beanshell-Editor-JUMP Plugin] that has been written by Michael Michaud.

h3. JUMP BeanShell examples

Some of the following scripts are not very useful. Instead they are indented as examples which can be easily adapted to perform useful tasks.

* [[Beanshell:Saving View as Image]]
* [[Beanshell:Loading an Image into the task]]
* [[Beanshell:Toggle Layer Visibility]]
* [[Beanshell:Set an attribute fore every feature of a Layer]]
* [[Beanshell:Combine two selected layers]]
* [[Beanshell:Replace point symbols with green pushpin]]
* [[Beanshell:Removing repeated points in selected layers feature geometries]]
* [[Beanshell:Opening a project]]
* [[Beanshell:Limit labels to one per street]]
* [[Beanshell:Scripts for Roadmatcher]]
* [[Beanshell:Create an image layer from a file or URL]]
* [[Beanshell:Find features with repeated points]]
* [[Beanshell:Get the WMS URL that JUMP is using]]
* [[Beanshell:Fill in a JUMP column]]

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	* [[Beanshell:Converting JML files to shapefiles]]		* [[Beanshell:Converting JML files to shapefiles]]
	* [[Beanshell:Chain Copy/Paste/Move using PlugIns and CursorTool]]		* [[Beanshell:Chain Copy/Paste/Move using PlugIns and CursorTool]]
		+	* [[Beanshell:Create linestring from points with id attribute]]

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	* [[Beanshell:Setting Scale Bar options]]		* [[Beanshell:Setting Scale Bar options]]
	* [[Beanshell:Converting JML files to shapefiles]]		* [[Beanshell:Converting JML files to shapefiles]]
		+	* [[Beanshell:Chain Copy/Paste/Move using PlugIns and CursorTool]]

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	* [[Beanshell:Setting North Arrow options]]		* [[Beanshell:Setting North Arrow options]]
	* [[Beanshell:Setting Scale Bar options]]		* [[Beanshell:Setting Scale Bar options]]
		+	* [[Beanshell:Converting JML files to shapefiles]]

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 There is no facility to save and load a script. If you plan to reuse your scripts, develop the script in a text editor and then paste into the BeanShell window as needed.
-If you want to write Beanshell scripts you can also use the [http://geo.michaelm.free.fr/OpenJUMP/resources/bsheditor4jump.jar Beanshell-Editor-JUMP Plugin] that has been written by Michael Michaud.
+If you want to write Beanshell scripts you can also use the [http://geo.michaelm.free.fr/OpenJUMP/resources/ Beanshell-Editor-JUMP Plugin (bsheditor4jump-0.2.jar)] that has been written by Michael Michaud.
 == JUMP BeanShell examples ==

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	* [[Beanshell:Fill in a JUMP column]]		* [[Beanshell:Fill in a JUMP column]]
	* [[Beanshell:Setting North Arrow options]]		* [[Beanshell:Setting North Arrow options]]
		+	* [[Beanshell:Setting Scale Bar options]]

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 Some of the following scripts are not very useful. Instead they are indented as examples which can be easily adapted to perform useful tasks.
 * [[Beanshell:Saving View as Image]]
 * [[Beanshell:Loading an Image into the task]]

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	* [[Beanshell:Get the WMS URL that JUMP is using]]		* [[Beanshell:Get the WMS URL that JUMP is using]]
	* [[Beanshell:Fill in a JUMP column]]		* [[Beanshell:Fill in a JUMP column]]
		+	* [[Beanshell:Setting North Arrow options]]