On Windows XP, with gvim 7.2-356 (and before), when using the
following command line to edit the specified file
gvim d:\music\soldiers\USSR\(Kazach'ja).xml
gvim will open with an empty buffer named
"USSR(Kazach'ja).xml".
This behavior is not observed when gvim is called with the same file
name but w/o the "--remote-silent" option.
A workaround for the problem is to insert a backslash in the middle of
"\(", resulting in the following file name:
d:\music\soldiers\USSR\\(Kazach'ja).xml.
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