changing vim's vertsplit character to ¦

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Published on 2010-02-15T22:12:40Z Indexed on 2010/04/11 11:03 UTC
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This is, I assume, codepage related, but doesn't hurt asking.

How would one, on windows xp's cmd, gvim 7.2 change vertsplit character, so that instead of default | it is ¦ (so that it makes a full, and not an splitted line) ?

That character is usually changed with

set fillchars=vert:\|

and I can copy paste the ascii graphics line there, but it comes out as garbage. I suppose I would have to change vim's internal codepage for it to show correctly ?

Anyone knows how to do this ?

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