Enables sublime text to support multiple encodings except UTF8-ConvertToUTF8

A few days ago, after using the sublime text multi-day, feel completely can replace the system comes with Notepad, so it opened a Notepad file, but opened after altogether is garbled, after thinking about the Notepad encoding is ANSI code, then this should be sublime Text does not support the reason for ANSI encoding!

Then after this chance once opened a GBK encoded webpage file, open after still garbled, small sleep and thought ———— not is it and not support GBK bar, helpless under small sleep can only turn this file first UTF8 code to edit.

In the day before yesterday, Xiao Jue specifically for sublime text plug-in carried out a series of research, and then little sleep found a plug-in can let it support other than UTF8 encoding, it is ConvertToUTF8, in fact, it is not really support other code, More accurate should be said in addition to the UTF8 encoding in the sublime text in the conversion of the code is called UTF8 encoding, but in the preservation of the original code, from the time when the file is opened at the beginning of the garbled, and then a flash automatically show the normal font can be seen, of course, After saving the file, it is found that the encoding is the original one.

So how do you install ConvertToUTF8?

1, through the Ctrl+shift+p shortcut key combination Open the command panel enter "install package" after the return (before this step, please confirm that you have installed the packages control)

2. Enter "ConvertToUTF8" on the installation panel.

3, quiet waiting for the installation, the introduction page will appear, while you can view the status bar in real-time information about the installation situation, it is recommended to restart after installation sublime Text

If the installation can not be the cause of the network is the wall, please FQ after the installation process, in fact, we are "on the Titan" in the ordinary people.

Enables sublime text to support multiple encodings except UTF8-ConvertToUTF8