Re: Skip filename recoding tests on MS-Windows

[Eli Zaretskii]

> Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2022 21:27:03 +0200
> From: pertusus@free.fr
> Cc: GavinSmith0123@gmail.com, bug-texinfo@gnu.org
> 
> > > input_file_name_encoding should be the string "ISO-8859-1", I checked
> > > that it is the case for me.
> > 
> > Where is it set?  I mean, where is the original setting from which it
> > is taken the first time?  Is it some file?
> 
> It is on the command line, see  -c INPUT_FILE_NAME_ENCODING=ISO-8859-1:
> perl -w ./..//texi2any.pl -c TEXI2HTML --force --conf-dir ./../t/init/ 
> --conf-dir ./../init --conf-dir ./../ext -I ./formatting/ -I formatting// -I 
> ./ -I .  --error-limit=1000 -c TEST=1  --output 
> formatting//out_parser/manual_include_accented_file_name_latin1_explicit_encoding/
>  --info -c INPUT_FILE_NAME_ENCODING=ISO-8859-1 -D 'needrecodedfilenames Need 
> recoded file names' 
> ./formatting//manual_include_accented_file_name_latin1.texi

Ouch!  Sorry, it looks like I was somehow running the wrong command
line all the time.  When I run the above, the encoding does work, and
the included file is found and read.  The output of the command is:

  included_latεn1.texi:4: unknown command `unknowncmd'

where the ε part is the 0xEE byte interpreted by the Windows console.

Where does this leave us?