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It has mixed tabs and spaces for indentation, and assumes that tabs are 8 characters wide. You’ve probably configured your Emacs to display tabs as a different width. …

Edit: I forgot to mention, but you can customize c-default-style to choose a different indentation style, and you can add your own entries to c-style-alist to make one that's exactly to your liking. …

You will probably want to use defadvice to provide a wrapper around js--proper-indentation, rather than cometely redefining it. … This will allow you to handle the indentation for arrow functions yourself, while calling through to the original function to handle everything else. …

Not only does this prevent the indentation from getting messed up, it also prevents a rogue paste from running commands in your emacs session using M-x. …

Indentation in js2-mode is not as customizable as indentation in C mode. As such it's not possible to do this outside of changing the source code for js2-mode itself. … Note especially the "second likely point", which looks for " = " on the previous line to choose an indentation point; adjusting this will let you do what you want. …

There is no global setting for the indentation width. Instead, each mode has it’s own setting. In c-mode it is called c-basic-offset. In js2-mode it is js2-basic-offset. …

There is no setting to deliberately visually indent the highlighted line merely because it is highlighted. Instead it sounds like the face used during highlighting doesn’t match the face used for the …

Use C-h k to find out what function <C-Backspace> is bound to on the two computers. After troubleshooting, the solution turns out to be that clean-aindent-mode is not installed on the non-working mach …

Some are keyed off of indentation, others off of syntax elements (such as curly braces or parentheses). …

Lisp has a more complex convention for comments than most languages, and automatic formatting respects this convention. It is documented in appendix D.7 Tips on Writing Comments of the Elisp manual (w …

(add-hook 'web-mode-hook (lambda () (setq standard-indent 2))) 99% of all modes define at least one hook variable. Hook variables just hold a list of functions that will be called in the ca …

add-hook takes only a single hook function to add, plus two other optional arguments. Do this instead: (add-hook 'c++-mode-hook 'lsp) (add-hook 'c++-mode-hook 'init-c-cpp) (add-hook 'c++-mode-hook (la …

Is python-indent-guess-indent-offset set to t? If so, then it's probably looking at your file and deciding to set the python-indent-offset to some other value. Try setting it to nil in the :init for t …

Again, you can use C-h f to look up the documentation for each of these functions. When you do, you will find that setq-local makes a variable buffer–local and then sets the value of that variable in …

You are probably in c-ts-mode, so the correct variable is c-ts-mode-indent-offset. c-basic-offset is only for buffers that are in c-mode.