(if (condition) ;; <- must be when, not if! (do-this) (do-that)) I didn't find that to be a common problem when writing Emacs Lisp at least. The "mis

(if (condition) ;; <- must be when, not if! (do-this) (do-that)) I didn't find that to be a common problem when writing Emacs Lisp at least. The "misleading indentation" warning is relevant thre. If you enter the above code into Emacs, auto-indenting as you go, it will indent like this, making it obvious you meant `when`: (if (condition) (do-this) (do-that))