In emacs, when I type this:
if(true)
{
I get this:
if(true)
{
So then I have to press the left arrow to move back one space, then delete the two extra spaces to get the expected result. Any ideas on how to fix this?
1 Answers
Check what the RET key is bound to in the current mode. Bind it to something else, such as newline.
Or just turn off electric-indent-mode, by putting this in your init file:
(electric-indent-mode -1)
That turns off having RET (the Enter key) automatically indent, in most programming modes.
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