I'm trying to use wget for windows with unicode characters and getting
issues with filename creation.
Passing in "wget http://example.com/á.png"; directly works fine, however
if I put the URL in a UTF-8 encoded file and run "wget -i myfile.txt",
it downloads the file as "A¡.png" which is obviously incorrect.
Setting the file encoding as UTF-16 / UCS-2 just breaks entirely (tries
to make a request to a gibberish URL)
However writing the file as ANSI/ASCII works correctly. This works for
my example, but for characters that are not able to be represented as
ASCII characters will surely fail.
Is this not possible to fix? Why does mingw not take this into account?
![http://example.com/á.png"](http://example.com/á.png"){kind=link}