I am trying to get emacs indentation to behave in such a way that this piece of code will get indented just like the way it's displayed here: 
my $var = $new->function(
    arg1 => 1,
);

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The thing is that right now, if I ask it to auto indent, I get this: 
my $var = $new->function(
                         arg1 => 1,
                         );

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Any help is appreciated! I've tried switching between perl-mode and cperl-mode, and setting all kinds of indent-level variables and otherwise. The only thing I haven't tried is editing the emacs or the perl-mode source to get exactly what I want, partially because I am relatively new to emacs/linux and I wouldn't know where to start.

In reply to Specific Indentation request for perl in Emacs by Yoyoson

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