Which code editor for Mac with Win-1251 support should I choose?

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Dmitry2012-10-31 02:50:02

1C-Bitrix

Dmitry, 2012-10-31 02:50:02

Here is my specific problem. I have a Mac and on it I need to open a file in win-1251 encoding for editing (to be completely detailed: in footer.php from 1C Bitrix, you need to insert a liveinternet counter, and there it is win-1251).
All I found on my Mac with support for this case is TexEdit. There, when opening a file, you can select encoding. I choose Ciryllic (Windows) and… fuck. However, like all other tried Cyrillic encodings. All the same krakozyabry instead of Russian.
I downloaded TextMate and MacVin - I haven’t found a solution in them yet. Maybe not poked there?
How to be? Where to run?

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Roman Kutenko, 2012-10-31
@Sky4eg

SublimeText same

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MikhailEdoshin, 2012-10-31
@MikhailEdoshin

TextWrangler (free), SubEthaEdit. In the latter, it is generally convenient to do this.

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WEBIVAN, 2012-10-31
@WEBIVAN

I use coda

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shadowalone, 2012-10-31
@shadowalone

MacVim works great with any encoding, just tweak the .vimrc

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iStyx, 2012-10-31
@iStyx

webstorm

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Mezomish, 2012-10-31
@Mezomish

Try JuffEd: sourceforge.net/projects/juffed/files/Development%20versions/0.9.1137/
Mac build is not the latest, but if someone can teach me how to properly build and package Qt applications for mac, I can and update.

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notRly, 2012-10-31
@notRly

Sublim, yes.
But if you only need to insert a counter, just open the file in TextEdit, there are also encoding settings there.

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rafuck, 2012-10-31
@rafuck

I join the advice about Sublime Text 2.
And to be absolutely precise, the Liveinternet counter code does not depend on the encoding in which you insert it.

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Ku6ep, 2012-10-31
@Ku6ep

You can try TextWrangler.

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madesst, 2012-10-31
@madesst

It seems that Smultron also has 1251. It is very minimalistic and fast, against the background of sublim it looks just like a notepad against the background of notepad ++, but nonetheless.

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Artem, 2012-11-14
@spelesto

A great option is TextWrangler or jEdit. I use both. But more TextWrangler. MacOS X is missing the much-loved Notepad Plus Plus… It’s a pity that it hasn’t been ported yet…