Comment #4 on issue 887 by pnorcks: PDF point-and-click URI links with
special chars wrongly encoded depending on the OS
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=887
I'm currently testing a small input file with the filename "árvíztűrő
tükörfúrógép.ly" on Mac OS X, and I'm finding that the URI in the generated
PDF
depends on *how* the filename is entered on the command line.
For example, if I copy and paste the filename from an icon on the Desktop,
the URI
begins with "a\314\201". But if I copy and paste the characters from the
output of
the UNIX command "ls", the URI begins with "\303\241".
Both of these sequences are valid ways to represent the letter á in UTF-8.
"a\314\201" uses ASCII "a" with a combining character (codepoint U+0301),
and
"\303\241" is the single-character form (codepoint U+00E1).
But how can I actually test this? I don't know how to get point-and-click
working on
Mac OS X.
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