Re: How to indicate multiple window lines that belong to a long line in a file

I decided to use showbreak to solve my problem before I find a better
solution. In my vimrc file, I have

let &showbreak='▲'

It will show ▲ at the beginning of a line that is continued from the
line above. When choosing the character for showbreak, I tried to choose
a symbol from the digraph table so that it is not mixed up with the
normal characters. However, I found that many symbols in the digraph
table are missing and are shown as an empty box. For example, if I type
C-K PR to get a right triangle ▶, vim just shows an empty box. But it
does show up triangle ▲ if I type C-K UT. Does anyone know how to set up
vim so that it will show all symbols in the digraph table? Thanks.
Paul.

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