A list of possible values: st_encodings_list = [ "UTF-8", "UTF-8 with BOM", "UTF-16 LE", "UTF-16 LE with BOM", "UTF-16 BE", "UTF-16 BE with BOM", "Western (Windows 1252)", "Western (ISO 8859-1)", "Western (ISO 8859-3)", "Western (ISO 8859-15)", "Western (Mac Roman)", "DOS (CP 437)", "Arabic (Windows 1256)", "Arabic (ISO 8859-6)", "Baltic (Windows 1257)", "Baltic (ISO 8859-4)", "Celtic (ISO 8859-14)", "Central European (Windows 1250)", "Central European (ISO 8859-2)", "Cyrillic (Windows 1251)", "Cyrillic (Windows 866)", "Cyrillic (ISO 8859-5)", "Cyrillic (KOI8-R)", "Cyrillic (KOI8-U)", "Estonian (ISO 8859-13)", "Greek (Windows 1253)", "Greek (ISO 8859-7)", "Hebrew (Windows 1255)", "Hebrew (ISO 8859-8)", "Nordic (ISO 8859-10)", "Romanian (ISO 8859-16)", "Turkish (Windows 1254)", "Turkish (ISO 8859-9)", "Vietnamese (Windows 1258)", "Hexadecimal" ]
Friday, July 27, 2012
UTF8 support under Windows in SublimeText2
SublimeText2 has a great problem with guessing encoding under Windows system. It tries to use CP1252 instead of CP1250 (for my locals:)) by default. I strongly suggest installing a package manager for SublimeText2. And then installing a encoding helper plugin.
I also recommend (If you are a Central-European nation) changing a fallback_encoding property in: Preferences->Settings- Default to a Central European (Windows 1250).
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