java - How to run a JShell File?

Question

I'd like to run an entire file with JShell like:

$ jshell my-jshell-skript.java

Where e.g. the content of my my-jshell-skript.java is 40 + 2;.

Or alternatively an executable like:

#!/usr/bin/jshell
40 + 2

Is this possible now or do I still have to take the old way over a Java-Main-Class?

Edit 1: Windows-Problem

On Windows, there is still no solution for me:

C:JDKsjdk9.0.0.0_x64in>type foo.jsh
1 + 1

C:JDKsjdk9.0.0.0_x64in>jshell.exe foo.jsh
|  Welcome to JShell -- Version 9
|  For an introduction type: /help intro

jshell> /exit
|  Goodbye

C:JDKsjdk9.0.0.0_x64in>

JShell starts ignoring my file completely. Is it a bug?

Edit 2: Solution for Windows-Problem

Turns out that it is the content of my foo. Seems like 1 + 1 does only work "on the fly", not read from a file:

C:JDKsjdk9.0.0.0_x64in>type foo.jsh
System.out.println("foo");

C:JDKsjdk9.0.0.0_x64in>jshell.exe foo.jsh
foo
|  Welcome to JShell -- Version 9
|  For an introduction type: /help intro

jshell> /exit
|  Goodbye

C:JDKsjdk9.0.0.0_x64in>

Answer 1

You can create a Jshell script file named some.jsh with those statements and on the command prompt from where you run jshell, execute it as:-

jshell /path/to/some.jsh

On a MacOSX, I would do something like: