Valery Kondakoff wrote:
> On 07.02.2010 2:35, nickles wrote:
> > 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".
>
> I can confirm this. Here is my message to the list from May 5, 2008:
>
> -----
> If I'm trying to open a file like this:
> gvim.exe --remote-tab-silent "c:\MP3\XXX\LIZA MINNELLI\(1989)
> RESULTS\info.txt"
> gVim tries to open "\MP3\XXX\LIZA MINNELLI(1989) RESULTS\info.txt"
> resulting in a new file.
>
> If I'm trying to open the same file without the --remote-tab-silent
> option the info.txt file is opened as expected.
> It seems, when the --remote-tab-silent option is used, the '\('
> combination is counted as an escape-sequence, and this is wrong.
> Can we consider this as a bug?
> gVim 7.2, Win Vista HP SP1.
> -----
Yeah, this looks like a bug. Did you try doubling the backslash?
Or replace the ( with a ?.
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