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Sublime Text 3에 Package Control 설치하기 - korean( euc-kr ) 사용




ST3에서 Ctrl + ‘로 콘솔을 열고, ST3 패키지 컨트롤 페이지의 간단 설치 페이지에 있는 ST3용 스크립트를 복사해서 콘솔 입력 부분에 붙여넣고 엔터를 눌러 실행시키면 스크립트가 알아서 설치를 해 준다.



ST3에서 Ctrl + Shift + P로 패키지 팔렛트를 호출한 다음에 팔렛트 창에 install을 입력하면 Package Control: Install Package만 보이고 (위에 그림 참고), Package Control: Install Package를 선택한 다음에 CovertToUTF8을 찾아서 설치한다.


그리고 메뉴에서 File | Set File Encoding To | Korean (EUC-KR)을 선택하면 된다.







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sublime text2  - 한글인코딩(euc-kr) 적용하기

 

아래 Github 들어가서 다운로드 받은 후에 Sublime에 [Preferences] - [Browser Package] 에 추가하면 된다.

추가 후 재실행하고, [File] - [Set File Encoding to] 에 보면 euc-kr 있다.

 

A Sublime Text 2 & 3 plugin for editing and saving files encoded in GBK, BIG5, EUC-KR, EUC-JP, Shift_JIS, etc.

https://github.com/seanliang/ConvertToUTF8

 

Description (中文说明见README.zh_CN.md)

With this plugin, you can edit and save the files which encodings are not supported by Sublime Text currently, especially for those used by CJK users, such as GB2312, GBK, BIG5, EUC-KR, EUC-JP, etc.

ConvertToUTF8

I'm working on making ConvertToUTF8 support both Sublime Text 2 and 3 currently. If this plugin is useful for you, you might want to buy me a cup of coffee to keep me fresh. Thanks! :)

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Note

** For Linux users: ConvertToUTF8 relies on several dynamic libraries which are missing in embedded version of Python of Sublime Text 2 and 3. This plugin can not work fully until you install them manully.

** For OS X users: Sublime Text 3 uses an embedded Python which is facing the same problem as Linux version.

** I've reported this problem to Jon but did not get any response yet, so I will create extra plugins to solve it. If you are eager to use this plugin before they are released, please contact me for more information.

Installation

Using Package Control to find, install and upgrade ConvertToUTF8 is the recommended method to install this plug-in.

Otherwise, you can download this repository as a zip file, unzip it, and rename the new folder to ConvertToUTF8, then move this folder to Packages folder of Sublime Text (You can find the Packages folder by clicking "Preferences > Browse Packages" menu entry in Sublime Text).

Your folder hierarchy should look like this:

Folder Hierarchy

Configuration

Please check ConvertToUTF8.sublime-settings file for details. You should save your personal settings in a file named "ConvertToUTF8.sublime-settings" under "User" folder.

  • encoding_list: encoding selection list when detection is failed
  • max_cache_size: maximum encoding cache size, 0 means no cache (default: 100)
  • max_detect_lines: maximum detection lines, 0 means unlimited (default: 600)
  • preview_action: specific the action when previewing a file, available options: no_action, convert_and_open (default: no_action)
  • default_encoding_on_create: specific the default encoding for newly created file (such as "GBK"), empty value means using sublime text's "default_encoding" setting (default: empty)
  • convert_on_load: enable/disable convert file content to UTF-8 when it is loaded, available options: always, never (default: always)
  • convert_on_save: enable/disable convert file from UTF-8 to a specific encoding when it is saved, available options: always, never (default: always)

Usage

In most cases, this plug-in will take care of encoding issues automatically.

You can also use the "File > Set File Encoding to" menu entry to transform between different encodings. For example, you can open a UTF-8 file, and save it to GBK, and vice versa.

Note:

  • if "convert_on_save" is set to never, the file will NEVER be saved to the selected encoding
  • please do not edit the file before the encoding detection process is finished
  • please try either increasing the value of max_detect_lines or set the encoding manually if the detection result is not accurate

 

 

 

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