Whitespace issue with function call with object literal + other arguments.

[struys]

The following:

foo({
    'a': 1
},
10);

Is converted to:

foo({
    'a': 1
},
    10);

I would expect something more like:

foo(
    {'a': 1},
    10
);

or

foo(
    {'a': 1},
    10);

[bitwiseman]

How about this?

foo({
        'a': 1
    },
    10);

[struys]

Works for me!

One more cool thing would be an option to have the closing param on a new line. At my company I really want js-beautify + jshint/fixmyjs to be precommit hooks. I've already added it to my own dev environment but people keep complaining in code reviews that

foo(
    a,
    b)

should be

foo(
    a,
    b
)

What do you think? Have others requested similar changes? Is there a particular reason we shouldn't want that?