Re: lynx-dev 8-bit chars in URL

[Gisle Vanem]

"Ilya Zakharevich" <address@hidden> said:

> Apparently, the error recovery mode of encountering 8-bit chars in URL
> of lynx is broken.  E.g. try http://skazka.uran.ru/ and the link MP3
> SKAZKI.

The Cygwin/MingW/VC ports of Lynx should IMHO use 'InternetCrackUrl()'. 
Or 'InternetCrackUrlW()' in your case I think. This function seems quite 
solid. Even handles IPv6 literal addresses (RFC-2732).
E.g. lynx http://[::ffff:10.0.0.1]:8080/index.html

Or maybe we can borrow the implementation from Wine?? (haven't 
checked it).

I've been wanting to support this in lynx too, but got stuck in understanding 
how HTParse.c works. 

--gv

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