Throw syntax error on a function call line which ends with a comma and further line(s) without indentation

[ceremcem]

I've came across with this case numerous times. Consider the following example:

hello foo, bar
hi there

Compiled output is obviously:

hello(foo, bar);
hi(there);

Then I remove the bar parameter, but accidentally forgot to remove the comma. The compiled output becomes:

hello(foo, hi(there));

instead of:

hello(foo);
hi(there);

Proposal

I guess this is not a bug, but a feature. However, I think LiveScript will be more error resistant if this feature is removed and users are forced to use backslash or parenthesis for multi line splitting purposes.

At least, an indentation for further lines must be required for considering a line to be split. to consider the line split.

[vendethiel]

warning when there's no indentation sounds OK, but that's definitely a feature.

[determin1st]

what will happen with:

callFunc param,
         anotherParam,
         someFlag

beauty will suffer :(

[ceremcem]

callFunc param,
         anotherParam,
         someFlag

is okay, however the following - which is my vote - will throw syntax error:

callFunc param,
anotherParam,
someFlag

Second one is also confusing to human eye anyway.