packing function call lines

[timmyimprint]

Thank you for this great library!

I have a request for an option to wrap long function calls. I like the current way of handling chaining method calls. But it seems if one function call gets too long for a given, length then it will stack all the arguments with each getting its own new line. I would like to pack as many argument into one line before wrapping to the next line instead of stacking. I have code that does a lot of error handling and I am finding that lots of my vertical screen real estate is getting taken up by error handling by argument stacking.

So instead of this:

		impl.stats.FuncError(
			example,
			with9999999,
			"argument",
			stacking101010101010,
			isThereAnywayToPackThemOnOneLine(err),
                        helloWorld,
		)

I want to do this:

		impl.stats.FuncError(example, with9999999, "argument", stacking101010101010,
			isThereAnywayToPackThemOnOneLine(err), helloWorld
		)

I like how you stack map values. I'm using v0.6.0.

[yolken-segment]

Thanks for the feedback here. Although I prefer the current layout, we could definitely add a flag for users to opt-in to the more compressed one. I believe that it's actually a pretty challenging change to make, but this requires more investigation to verify.

I'll leave this request open as a TODO in case someone wants to dig in more.