Support function_call.multiline.element_count differences between named and unnamed args

[bockensm]

Here's the use case.

results = service.getApplications(
    name: "John",
    sort_by: "Name DESC"
)

writeDump(
    var: results,
    label: "results"
);

I'd like to always break named arguments to one line per argument because it's more readable. Supporting the max number would be fine, so if someone wants to support up to 2 or 3 before breaking that can be done. I'd just set it to 1 to break all

vs

results = queryExecute( sql, params );
writeDump( results );

The existing configs could take effect for this case where you can break either on element count or line length. It should not be restricted just to built-in functions because I often use named parameters for functions like writeDump.

I acknowledge that this is a backwards compatibility nightmare.

[jcberquist]

@bockensm Thanks for these feature requests. I have not missed them. I am sorry for the lack of response, things have been busy for me at work, and your requests require some thought, and, I think, in some cases some work to implement. They do make sense to me as requests, they just weren't of the 5 minute change variety, so I kept putting them off. I will try to write up some thoughts and questions in the near future.

[bockensm]

@jcberquist No worries, John. Thanks for taking the time to comment with an update.

[jcberquist]

So currently I feel like this is a little bit too specific a formatting feature to implement. As you know, I already have a significant number of settings in the library, and I would like to avoid adding so many settings that it becomes difficult to keep track of and support all of them as well as deal with the interplay between settings.