Hate For Unnecessary Curly Brace Enforcement In V

[Wajinn]

V had managed to avoid going curly brace nazis, which allowed to optionally and privately use the Allman style if preferred (used often by many C programmers too). It appears in mid version, one of V's latest updates (V 0.5.2 4fce80a) is trying to go full Go. By the way, absolutely hate Go's forced K&R.

So now, all kinds of weird and funky errors will show up (like Go), that can be based on curly brace placement. The below code, if written in Allman style will cause error: break statement not within a loop. If written as K&R, then works as expected.

Allowing private facing Allman or curly brace freedom, is one of the things that makes V superior (or at least more pleasant) than Go. No need for unwanted code nazis enforcement, unless the code is to be displayed publicly or is an office requirement.

fn main()
{
	nums := [3,6,7]
	m := 5
	mut g := 10
	for g > m 
	{
		g--
		if g in nums { break }	
	}
	println(g)
}

Magically works, if the dreaded K&R

fn main() {
	nums := [3,6,7]
	m := 5
	mut g := 10
	for g > m {
		g--
		if g in nums { break }	
	}
	println(g)
}