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Rfc: use block indent for multi-lined imports #1785

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Closes #1784.

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nrc commented Jul 12, 2017

Hmm, it turns out we didn't agree on a style for this (rust-lang/style-team#24), so I think we should not change the default for now. Could we put this behind an option for now?

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Looks like using multiple imports are not welcomed, so I will change this PR to support A, C and D.

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@nrc Do you think we could set reorder_imported_names to true as default? I think this is agreed in rust-lang/style-team#24. If so, we need to implement better sorting.

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nrc commented Jul 13, 2017

Do you think we could set reorder_imported_names to true as default?

Yes, I think that would be great (once the sorting matches the spec).

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Updated & rebased.

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This great, thank you! I had a minor clarifying question for the options docs, otherwise looks ready to land

Configurations.md
```rust
use foo::{xxx, yyy, zzz};

use foo::{aaa, bbb, ccc, ddd, eee, fff};
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What happens when this gets too long to fit on one line?

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When Horizontal layout is spcecified, rustfmt forces horitonzal layout and puts every thing on one line even if it exceeds max width.

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Added note to Configurations.md about using Horizontal option.

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