command.go.*.bsh=cmd /q /c bsh $(FilePath)
command.go.subsystem.*.bsh=1

In this scenario, bsh is in fact a windows batch file dropped in the PATH. Example of bsh.bat file:

@echo off
setlocal
:CLASSPATH
set BSH_HOME=C:\ab\bsh
set LOCALCLASSPATH=.;
for %%i in ("%BSH_HOME%\*.jar") do call :LCP "%%i"
goto MAIN
:LCP
set LOCALCLASSPATH=%LOCALCLASSPATH%;%1
goto :EOF
:MAIN
java -classpath %LOCALCLASSPATH% bsh.Interpreter %*
:END
endlocal

Following the instructions above, when editing a BeahShell script, in the menu Tools, the command Go (F5) is enabled and allows to execute the script with the output redirected to the SciTE output pane. A Console window appears during the execution of the script.

Just a litle question;

Did you manage to use Scite editor to run (test) BeanShell scripts? I mean use Scite like an IDE to deploy BeanShell code. There is a way to create a tool in tools menu to run a BeansShell script real-time?

Thank you