When dealing with long parameter lists in code, I am inclined to pass the parameters on separate lines to the called function:
myFunc(
param1,
param2,
...
paramN
);However, putting the closing parentheses ");" on a seperate line will cause a compiler error.
To me, this is a baffling, unexpected behaviour, since all languages (C, C++, Java, Python) that I deal with regularly, allow this syntax.
I am steadfast of the opinion, that also Enforce Script should support this syntax.
Interestingly the follwing syntax works, but looks weird (closing parens on same line as last argument):
myFunc(
param1,
param2,
...
paramN);