windows: add unicode to feature list #5491
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What exactly does it mean (for users) ? I mean this adds the docs that libcurl was built with unicode support but how is that relevant. Maybe we should also document that somewhere? I realize that Windows is the only build that differentiates unicode vs non-unicode - right now - but maybe we can still omit the "win" part from the name and then if other platforms later on find a use for the bit for the same purpose, it will fit better? |
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@bagder: For users I think it means that non-ASCII characters in filenames, on the command-line will actually work (or if they don't, it's something to report.) I do agree to drop the |
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[Rebased to master and squashed.] |
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Make builds having Unicode support on Windows detectable programmatically and by showing it in the
Featuresheader.Note: Naming suggestions are welcome. I'd prefer this not to be a "Windows-thing", but I'm not aware of any other platform having a separate Unicode API.