Ihor Radchenko <yanta...@posteo.net> wrote: > Fixed, on bugfix. > https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/emacs/org-mode.git/commit/?id=cd967ce00
Thanks for your fix! ----- [OT] > P.S. As Chinese user, do you have other gotchas Org might need to > address? In my experience, most of weird troubles are related to the (1) language habit or (2) mixed use of Ideographs and alphanumeric. Eg. for (1). The Org export option keyword `DATE' use a fixed built-in timestamp format which is rarely used in Chinese. It's impossible to customize the format only for exporting, without touching format in Org. At present, I have to use a macro to format a Org timestamp to the string, that used for `DATE' keyword. It's best to provide a option/variable to set the timestamp format used in exported doc. Eg. for (2). With `pangu-spacing' package installed, set `pangu-spacing-real-insert-separtor' to nil. A well-chosen monospaced font are also used to ensure one CJK character is alignment with two Alphanumerics. Think of following table: #+begin_src org | Alphanumeric | Ideograph | Symbol | Mixed | |--------------+-----------+----------------------+--------------------------| | ABC αβγ 123 | 一二三四 | ，。、？！；：“”／‘’ | 1一B二c三α四 | | ABC αβγ 123 | 一二三四 | ，。、？！；：“”／‘’ | A一／二“三”四 | | ABC αβγ 123 | 一二三四 | ◉○🞛◇✿❀⚛✸ | ◉一○二🞛三◇四✿❀⚛✸ | | ABC αβγ 123 | 一二三四 | ▶▷✶⬢⬡☀☼ | ▶▷✶⬢⬡☀☼ | #+end_src The right border of `Mixed' column isn't aligned, because `pangu-spacing' insert a space between Chinese and English in an overlay. (Actual display result as follows) #+begin_example | Alphanumeric | Ideograph | Symbol | Mixed | |--------------+-----------+----------------------+--------------------------| | ABC αβγ 123 | 一二三四 | ，。、？！；：“”／‘’ | 1 一 B 二 c 三α四 | | ABC αβγ 123 | 一二三四 | ，。、？！；：“”／‘’ | A 一／二“三”四 | | ABC αβγ 123 | 一二三四 | ◉○🞛◇✿❀⚛✸ | ◉一○二🞛三◇四✿❀⚛✸ | | ABC αβγ 123 | 一二三四 | ▶▷✶⬢⬡☀☼ | ▶▷✶⬢⬡☀☼ | #+end_example And, if I move the point vertically by Up/Down key in `Symbol' or `Mixed' column, the point shifts left or right. This has nothing to do with `pangu-spacing', but probably because some symbols have variable width in a font. Usually, I'm not sure if these problems can be called bugs, or which extensions are responsible of them. Fortunately, these problems are non-fatal and tolerable generally.
