Indenting 'leading comma' style

Here's some code written in a "leading comma" style, laid out as I'd like.

(function () {
   namespace.thing = function () {
     this.init();
   };
   var thing = namespace.thing
   , Lang = YAHOO.lang
   , Dom = YAHOO.util.Dom
   ;

   thing.prototype = 
   { init: function () {
       ...
     }
   , doSomething: function () {
       ...
     }
   };
})();

However, js2-20080424.el indents it as:

var namespace = { };

(function () {
   namespace.thing = function () {
     this.init();
   };

   var thing = namespace.thing
   , Lang = YAHOO.lang
   , Dom = YAHOO.util.Dom
   ;

   thing.prototype = 
     { init: function () {
         // ...
       }
       , doSomething: function () {
         // ...
       }
     };
 })();

Which is surprisingly close to, yet annoyingly far from the right thing for my 
money.

I've attached a patch that fixes things to my taste, but I'm not sure if it 
breaks things to others' 
tastes. It shouldn't be too hard to make it customizable though.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by pdcaw...@gmail.com on 28 Apr 2008 at 3:46

Attachments:

js2.diff

yoya / js2-mode

Indenting 'leading comma' style #64