How to output Chinese in sublime

How to output Chinese in Sublime Text? Install the CJK unified font (Windows) or Adobe Song Type Standard font (Mac). Set UTF-8 encoding (Windows: View > Encoding, Mac: Settings > "encoding": "utf-8"). Enter Chinese using Unicode (Windows: Alt keypad, Mac: Option key).

How to output Chinese in Sublime Text

To use Sublime Text to output Chinese, please follow the steps below:

1. Install the font

• For Windows users, download and install the CJK unified font (for example, Arial Unicode MS or Microsoft YaHei).
• For Mac users, CJK fonts are usually pre-installed. If you don't have these fonts, you can download the Adobe Song Type Standard font family from the Adobe website.

2. Set encoding

• Windows:Open "View">"Encoding">"UTF- 8".
• Mac: Open "Sublime Text" > "Preferences" > "Settings", and then add the following line in the "Additional User Preferences" area:

<code>"encoding": "utf-8"</code>

3. Enter Chinese

• Windows: Hold down the Alt key and use the keypad to enter Unicode (for example, Alt 9312 to enter "中") .
• Mac: Depends on the keyboard layout you are using (for example, when using the US keyboard layout, press Option v to enter "medium").

Additional Tips:

• If you have trouble typing, make sure you have AutoComplete enabled (View >"AutoComplete").
• To input Traditional Chinese, please install the Fira Code CJK font in Sublime Text.
• Make sure the file you use is ASCII encoded to avoid garbled characters.

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