Sublime text 2/3 [Decode error-output not utf-8] perfect solution

 Category: Other 2014-05-12 09:52 8063 People read Comments (9) favorite reports

Sublime text sometimes runs to output the following error message:

[Decode error-output not utf-8] or [Decode error-output not GBK]

The error message means that the script output information is not a specified encoding.

The specified encoding is generally in xx.sublime-build, such as the contents of Ruby.sublime-build:

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1. {
2. " shell_cmd": "ruby \" $file \ "",
3. " File_regex": "(\\w:...*?):( [0-9]*):? ([0-9]*) ",
4. " selector": "Source.ruby",
5. " encoding": "Utf-8",
6. }

Where encoding is the specified encoding, Ruby.sublime-build can be found in the sublime Text 3\packages\ruby.sublime-package.

We can modify the encoding of the output text information by modifying the Ruby.sublime-build.

1. Copy the Ruby.sublime-build file from the Ruby.sublime-package (note: ruby.sublime-package is a zip file, as long as you change the prefix name to zip to open the compressed file)

2. Copy the Ruby.sublime-build to the Data\packages\user\ directory of the sublime text

3. Open this file and modify "encoding": "Utf-8" in this file to "encoding": "GBK"

The above changes have limitations, such as I sometimes output is utf-8, sometimes output is GBK, this time is not.

Sublime text 2/3 [Decode error-output not utf-8] perfect solution