> No Allman-Style, No go!
It's worth noting that the difference between tabs and spaces is
cosmetic and you're right, your editor could handle that for you, but
Allman-style is more complex.
Having opening braces on the same line is a matter of *syntax* in Go,
not style; if you were to write the following:
```
func test()
{
}
```
the lexer would add semi-colons like so:
```
func test();
{
}
```
breaking your code.
An IDE could of course try very hard to work around this and fix the
file on save, but having an IDE transform the syntax is probably a bit
different than having it transform minor cosmetic issues, and I'd
argue it should be avoided.
—Sam
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