Cobol lexer eol

[NanoByte011]

Allows Cobol Lexer to respect Style 12 for EOL terminators (such as period in COBOL)

• Code enhanced
• Normalized whitespace code style for the file
• Used AStyle to format LexCOBOL.cxx file

[NanoByte011]

Sorry about the whitespace changes on the first commit! Recommend hiding whitespace to see the actual code changes for this styling on this one commit. The next commits clean up whitespace issues so you can turn on view whitespace to review those commits

[nyamatongwe]

It's unclear just what this change is trying to do. The SCE_C_STRINGEOL style was defined by the cpp lexer to show single-line strings that don't have a terminating quote. See lexilla/test/examples/cpp/AllStyles.cxx for an example. The example added by this patch doesn't appear to be a string. If a new style is needed then the COBOL lexer should probably switch from using the cpp SCE_C_* lexical classes and define its own.

Reformatting the code makes it more difficult to understand the functional change and isn't needed.

[NanoByte011]

Hmm I see. The intent here is to style EOL Terminators for the language.

C++ ends a statement with semi-colon ;
COBOL ends a statement with a period .

But it looks like that's not how SCE_C_STRINGEOL is used for C in the way we are using it for a terminating statement character in COBOL.

Open to recommendations. If a new Style set is needed, that might be too much work for me to do for the Current Cobol Lexer at this time. I'm not sure who the original author for it was, we've been using a modified version of the Lexer for years since ScintillaNET 2.0 lol

Was hoping to get this change in so it's a permanent part of the Lexer and our editor. I am just upgrading things to the latest versions (Scintilla.NET 5.6.1, etc.)

[nyamatongwe]

Most lexers treat terminators as operators so they are styled the same. There are benefits to enhancing the visibility of terminators but adding a new lexical class will make COBOL behave differently to other lexers in a way that applications, themes, and users won't be expecting.

[nyamatongwe]

Changed the COBOL lexer to use its own named style constants SCE_COBOL_* and renamed UUID with WORD3 as there are no UUIDs in COBOL and the lexer used that style for just another set of identifiers. Also performed some minor clean-ups including using an unnamed namespace instead of static as its safer.