Comment #11 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 now think there is a problem with both the URI encoding and the GUI
interpreting
the URIs.
Using percent (%) escapes for the filename instead of octal escapes seems to
partially fix the problem.
For example, consider a file named "รก.ly". Ghostscript produces a textedit
URI
encoded as "\303\241.ly". Using Skim.app, clicking on the URI does
nothing; the
LilyPond GUI is not opened, and no error message is produced.
If I change the encoding to "%C3%A1.ly", clicking on the URI open the
LilyPond GUI,
but the file is not opened. For this case, I suspect the GUI
interpretation is to blame.
I'll be able to investigate this more next week.
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