Cmd.exe /u starts a command prompt with UTF-16 support, but still, fair point. On Jul 7, 2013 7:54 AM, "Jura Pintar" <[email protected]> wrote:
> I expect Philipp has the diagnosis right - the MiKTeX binary wrapper for >> the luaotfload-tool probably needs to be updated. >> > > A bit more evidence: passing luaotfload-tool.lua --help as an argument to > texlua under MiKTeX gives the desired result (i.e. 57 lines are printed), > but calling luaotfload-tool.exe --help does not (under TeX Live, both work > as they ought). > > By the way, the Windows Command Prompt doesn't display unicode characaters > by default, so it would be better for Windows users if the command line > tools like luaotfload-tool were to avoid them (quotation marks come out > garbled, in particular). > > Jura > >
