I installed JDK 10 to try out the new features, and I got a big hung up on var
- for some reason, even though the JDK was added to IntelliJ (version 2018.1), the following code still won't compile, saying Java cannot find the symbol var
:
public class Variations {
public static void main(String[] args) {
var local = "foo";
System.out.println(local);
}
}
Am I missing something obvious here, or is there an option in IntelliJ I should enable?
EDIT: Both project and module SDK and Language Level are set to the Java 10 installation and lvl. 10 (though not the X - experimental
level).
Apparently, though a hard restart of the IDE is not enough, by setting language level to X - Experimental features
on both the project and the module once, then re-setting it to lvl. 10 was enough to bring the IDE back in line.
I guess I should credit @CrazyCoder here for giving me the idea, even if indirectly.
In Settings/Build/Compiler/Java Compiler you must change the "Target bytecode version" to 10 in each one of your modules.
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