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Coming from Python, I'm not used to see code lines longer than 80 columns. So when I encounter this:

err := database.QueryRow("select * from users where user_id=?", id).Scan(&ReadUser.ID, &ReadUser.Name, &ReadUser.First, &ReadUser.Last, &ReadUser.Email)

I tried to break it to

err := database.QueryRow("select * from users where user_id=?", id) 
    .Scan(&ReadUser.ID, &ReadUser.Name, &ReadUser.First, &ReadUser.Last, &ReadUser.Email)

But I get

 syntax error: unexpected 

I also tried just breaking the line with hitting enter and put a semicolon at the end:

err := database.QueryRow("select * from users where user_id=?", id) 
.Scan(&ReadUser.ID, &ReadUser.Name, &ReadUser.First, &ReadUser.Last, &ReadUser.Email);

But the I again get:

syntax error: unexpected .

So I'm wondering what's the golangic way to do so?

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