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When I manually remove inserted header, plugin automated adds them again. I think, this is bad behaviour.

Plugin must add header only once, and not after manual deleting header by user.

WRONG: #encoding: utf-8
RIGHT: # coding: utf-8

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6444826/ruby-utf-8-file-encoding

Hi :)

I guess the plugin is not ST3 compatible as i cannot find it with the package manager anymore?

Greetings,
sdepold

It would be nice to have a config option to switch off removal of the encoding comment.

When I search for the package in package control, it doesn't come up.

I presume it is because I am using Sublime Text 3. When will this be available for ST3?

"RSpec" is a diffirent syntax from "Ruby" in ST2, so the plugin does not seem to work with RSpec files at all.

Maybe keep a list of supported syntaxes somewhere?

Thank you for a nice plugin. Unfortunately, it isn't really usable with Rails at this moment.

The syntax for Haml is called "Ruby Haml", and the "# encoding" has a completely different meaning in haml. I'd suggest it to detect some keywords for alternative syntaxes like Haml and RSpec (from #1), and only fall back to plain Ruby if it couldn't find those keywords. Or maybe you should just hardcode a list of syntax names and magic header types to avoid further accidental breakage.

The plugin inserts the encoding stanza at the top, regardless of whether there exists a shebang line

#!/bin/ruby

or similar, which needs to be on the first line (encoding stanza just below works at least in ruby 1.9.3).

I can't seem to get this package to work at all in ST3.

Plugin adds encoding headers in SLIM templates too. Encoding header don't needed in templates.

In my opinion, calling handle_encoding_declaration_on should only be called on save, that is, change from on_modified to on_pre_save. I don't like how my text file changes while I am writing.

Maybe this can be configurable?

Nice package! Here is a suggestion to make it better:

I use this declaration in the top of my files:

# -*- encoding : utf-8 -*-

instead of

#encoding: utf-8

So when I use this package I end up with double declarations. Maybe the style of the declaration could be make configurable?