I've never been able to understand why 'go fmt' allows you to add the
function body (apparently of any length) on the same line as its
declaration but doesn't allow a one line 'if' or 'for' statement even if
the body consists of a single short statement.
So, if you write this:
if someCondition { break }
it always rewrites it as:
if someCondition {
break
}
This means that you tend to need more lines to write your code in Go than
you would in other C-family languages.
However, it's only a minor irritation and, as Dave said, a price worth
paying for having a consistent coding style.
Don't get me started though on 8 space tabs :(
Alan
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