I'm using Sublime Text 2.0.2 for my work in Python 3. I get an error running it:
"Decode error - output not utf-8"
The strange thing is that running it in the Python Shell runs without problems.
code_example.py:
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
print ("Un texto con una \ttabulación")
I just found the answer and I share it with those who came across this same problem.
In the Sublime Text bar go to "Preferences", "Browse Packages", then to \ Sublime Text 2 \ Packages \ Python \ Python.sublime-build on the installed disk, add a comma and the following line:
"encoding": "cp1252"
So in the end we'll see this:
{ "cmd": ["python", "-u", "$ file"], "file_regex": "^ [] File \" (... ?) \ ", line ([0-9] *)", "selector": "source.python", "encoding": "cp1252" }
Save the changes, close Sublime Text, open it again and everything will work again.
Greetings!