Eugen Dueck <eu...@tworks.co.jp> writes: > In a simple org-table like the following: > > | aaaa | | > | 漢 | | > > when pressing the TAB key in the bottom left cell, one space character > is removed from that cell and the table thus looks like > > | aaaa | | > | 漢 | | > > Pressing TAB again in that cell removes another space character > > | aaaa | | > | 漢 | | > > I can repeat this until only one space remains between the Japanese > character and the column separator to its right. > > When working on a table, navigating via TAB, over time all the CJK > cells that I TABbed out of - or Shift-TABbed out of - get affected, > messing up the overall table layout. Once I press C-c C-c, the > formatting of the whole table gets restored, until my next TAB, but it > would of course be nice if TABs didn't destroy it in the first place. > > Btw, org-table rocks and I use it all the time - and I hope to be able > to use it with Japanese characters as well.
A while ago I spent some time making this work as well as possible for double-width glyphs, but I also noticed that sometime recently it's gone back to the old behavior. I can look into it again, but work is encroaching and it might take me a little time...
