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

[ceremcem]

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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.