If you are using the latest IDEA ( 9.0.3 ) and the latest scala plugin for this, this should be easy:
- You need to download the scala distribution for 2.8 on
$SCALA28_HOME - To use scala, create a Java module and add a scala facet to it
- During the add process, you will be asked to create a scala identifier with the installation IDE
$SCALA28_HOME , and it will automatically create the scala-library-2.8.0 and scala-compiler-2.8.0 "global" libraries (add the library to your module as a dependency) .
One thing that should be understood is that the scala built-in console (i.e. REPL) only works if you add the compiler as a global library to the module.
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