This will be supported in the new upcoming 2.1 release. Stay tuned.

Ok, great!

This works now:

script.onStart = function(){
print("script starts!");
}

This will works with 2.1?:

app.onStart = function(){
print("Illustrator starts!");
}

or perhaps, more logical...

scriptographer.onStart = function(){
print("Scriptographer starts!");
}

This would be very nice syntax, but it won't be done that way since that would mean Scriptographer would have to execute all scripts, or parse through them to detect this code...

The way it's done is by scanning through all scripts folders and execute anything that's called __init__.js, inspired by how Python does such things. This is not set in stone yet though... Any propositions?

PS: Thanks a lot for the kind words over at your blog! You are very welcome to write tutorials. Syntax for things improves a lot in the new version, and it will need some good documents to explain how to do things the good way. I am very happy about help with this.

Yes, of course... I got confused.
That sound great.

When I'm more familiar with scriptograper I'll try to do a few tutorials.