Is there an option for controlling how arguments are aligned?

e.g. I have this:

blah("whatever");
blah("this", "that", "more of this", "and another option that makes th
+e line super looooooooong");

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and want this:

blah("whatever");
blah("this",
     "that",
     "more of this",
     "and another option that makes the line super looooooooong");

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I'd like the arguments to be put on new lines when they either a) reach a specific line limit b) is greater than n. Ideally I could get this with data structures as well.

This is the perltidyrc I'm using:

--indent-columns=4              # Indent 4 spaces
--check-syntax                  # perl -c file for a second opinion
--maximum-line-length=200       # Maximum line length
--continuation-indentation=2    # Continuatioin indentation
--nooutdent-labels              # No outdenting of labels
--paren-tightness=2             # Parens tightness
--square-bracket-tightness=1    # Square bracket tightness
--paren-tightness=2             # Brace tightness
--nospace-for-semicolon         # No for semicolon
--space-after-keyword=1         # Add space between keyword and openin
+g paren
--opening-brace-on-new-line     # Opening brace always on new line
--vertical-tightness=0          # Always break line after {
--vertical-tightness-closing=0  # Always break line befor }
--blanks-before-comments        # Blank line before comments
--blanks-before-subs            # Blank line before subs

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But when I omit the maximum line length, undesirable things like this happen:

blah(
    "some argument over 80 characters");

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I definitely want lines longer than 80 characters.

In reply to Using perltidy with function arguments by aflott

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