Open a file that I double-click with app created with Script Editor

I created an Application from Script Editor with this content:

do shell script "PATH=/Library/TeX/texbin:$PATH ¬
    open -n /Applications/Xournal++.app"

and I called it /Users/enzotib/Applications/Xournal-mod.app.

It works if I double click the application, then select a file .xopp to open.

The question is: how should I modify the script, so that I can associate the file extension .xopp with the application open the file that I double-click with the application?

Edit

I changed the title, that was "Associate file type with app created from Script Editor", because I realised it was misleading.

Going off the answer you provided:

on open fileName
        do shell script "PATH=/Library/TeX/texbin:$PATH ¬
            open -n -a /Applications/Xournal++.app " & ¬
            quoted form of POSIX path of fileName
end open

a simpler solution would have been:

on open {fileName}
        tell application "Xournal++" to open (fileName as «class furl»)
end open

which will work for even non-scriptable applications that accept high level Apple events. For those that don't, then:

on open {fileName}
        tell application id "com.apple.Finder" to open fileName ¬
                using application file "/Applications/Xournal++.app"
end open

However, overall, it's curious where you're going through the effort of passing it a file to open, only to have it open the file in some other application. This is a bit like mounting a mirror on the wall to look at your monitor while using the computer, unless this is actually just a small extract from a larger script.