3 Main editor

When you run the script ``jhepwork.sh'' (Linux/Unix) or ``jhepwork.bat'' (Windows), you will see a main jHepWork editor. You may wish to activate on-fly spelling for a particular language. Copy OpenOffice dictionaries to the directory "dic" of the main jHepWork directory (where the jehep.jar file is located). Then go to menu "Tools"-"On-fly spelling" and select "active dictionary". To activate spelling, press "Start spelling" button on the main menu. Note: English dictionary is already included. Use double-click to replace a wrong word or to view alternative proposals

To reload File Browser and Jython/BeanShell consoles, use the reload buttons located directly on the tabs (small blue icons near the titles) For bookmarks, just click on the right panel. You should see a blue mark there. You can click again on it to come back to a specific text location.

All preference files are locate in the "$HOME/.jehep" directory (Linux) or "$HOME/jehep.ini" (Windows) They are: the user dictionary file, JabRef preference files, bshrc initialization file

The text editor contains one important button: ``run custom commands''. When you click on it, a specific BeanShell script will be executed. The scripts are located in the ``macros/user'' directory, and the are called ``run_java.bsh'' (to run java code), ``run_make.bsh'' (to run make file), ``run_latex.bsh'' to run latex and bibtex. You can specify custom BeanShell scripts via the menu of the jHepWork editor.

To run a script, use ``run'' button from the Tool Bar of jHepWork. You can also use ``F8'' keyboard button for fast execution of a script. You can also evaluate a Jython statement with a JAVA class using ``F4'' button. For this, scroll to the necessary line, and press ``F4''. Assuming that the JAVA class does not have any references to any Jython/JAVA classes located at the lines above, you should see all the methods associated with the present class.