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/**
	Enable or disable "Strict Java Mode".
	When strict Java mode is enabled BeanShell will:
	

	
	Require typed variable declarations, method arguments and return types.
	Modify the scoping of variables to look for the variable
	declaration first in the parent namespace, as in a java method inside 
	a java class.  e.g. if you can write a method called incrementFoo() that 
	will do the expected thing without referring to "super.foo".
	
	

	See "Strict Java Mode" for more details.
	

	Note: Currently most standard BeanShell commands will not work in 
	Strict Java mode simply because they have not been written with full
	types, etc.
*/

void setStrictJava( boolean val ) 
{
	this.interpreter.setStrictJava( val );
}