How Can I Stop Emacs From Indenting The 2nd Line Of A Javascript Comma-separated List (e.g. Array Or Json)?
Solution 1:
It looks like you are using java-mode
to edit JavaScript code. While Java and JavaScript share enough syntax that this will probably work okay, it is better to use a dedicated JavaScript mode¹.
Emacs includes js-mode
from version 23.2, which is a reasonably good mode for basic JavaScript editing. If you can upgrade Emacs this is likely your easiest option. You may also be able to install js-mode
(or its predecessor espresso-mode
) on Emacs 23.1. Here is the latest version.
Alternatively, you can use a third-party mode like js2-mode
, which actually includes a full JavaScript interpreter. There is also js3-mode
, which claims to be
A chimeric fork of js2-mode and js-mode
Both js2-mode
and the version of js-mode
built into my Emacs 24.4 indent your sample code exactly as you want:
var myArray = [
1,
2,
3,
4,
5,
];
¹Unfortunately, there is still enough confusion out there that it's worth stating that Java and JavaScript are completely different languages. You probably already know this; I think Emacs actually defaulted to java-mode
for JavaScript code for a while.
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