[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #42036] Files and directories with non-ASCII characters not handled correctly on Windows

[Torsten]

Follow-up Comment #14, bug #42036 (project octave):

I guess it is related since the mxe build seems to be an ansi, not an unicode
build.

I have build mxe-octave adding -DUNICODE and -D_UNICODE to the compile flags
in the Makefile and changed the codepage to 65001 in the terminal window. The
result was that 'dir' shows the correct names (with German umlauts) whereas
'ls' does not. Double clicking a folder with umlauts in the file browser
correctly changes the directory which can be checked by 'pwd' showing the
correct name.

With codepage 850, 'ls' works correctly but 'dir' does not. A double click on
a folder with umlauts still correctly changes the directory.

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