1. Open Sublime Text 3, press ctrl+~ to open the control line, copy and paste the following Python code, and then enter run. 2. Copy and paste the following code: import Urllib.request,os,sys; EXEC ("If Sys.version_info < (3,) or os.name! = ' nt ': Raise OSError (' This code was for Windows ST3 only! ')"); Pr= ' preferences.sublime-settings '; ip= ' ignored_packages '; N= ' Package Control '; S=sublime.load_settings (PR); Ig=s.get (IP); Ig.append (n); S.set (Ip,ig); Sublime.save_settings (' preferences.sublime-settings '); pf=n+ '. Sublime-package '; Urllib.request.install_opener (Urllib.request.build_opener (Urllib.request.ProxyHandler ())); By=urllib.request.urlopen (' https://packagecontrol.io/' +pf.replace (', '%20 '). read (); Open (Os.path.join (Sublime.installed_packages_path (), pf), ' WB '). write (by); Ig.remove (n); S.set (Ip,ig); Sublime.save_settings (PR); Print (' Package control:3.0.0 upgrade successful! ') 3. Restart Sublime Text 3. 4. Press Ctrl+shift+p to open the command line, type install package, enter, and then continue entering ConvertToUTF8, enter. After installation, should solve the problem, if still not, and then install CONVERTTOUTF8 installation GBK Encoding support, just fine.
Sublime Text 3 Chinese garbled problem resolution
