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Thank you for replying!

Here is a recipe to reproduce the problem:

1. emacs -Q
2. M-x set-language-environment RET Korean RET
3. C-u C-\ korean-hangul RET
4. C-x C-f test.org
5. M-x set-buffer-file-coding-system RET utf-8 RET
6. | <SPC> This <SPC> | <SPC> Is <SPC> | <SPC> A <SPC> | <SPC> Table <SPC> |
7. C-c RET
8. C-\
9. gksrmf <SPC> TAB
10. gksrmf <SPC> TAB
11. gksrmf <SPC> gksrmf <SPC> TAB
12. gksrmf , TAB
13. gksrmf . TAB
14. gksrmf : TAB
15. gksrmf ! TAB

Notes explaining some of the steps:

• (Step 3) Korean input method ‘korean-hangul’
• (Step 5) Optional (without it, the coding system is iso-2022-kr)
• (Step 6, 7) Making a simple org-table
• (Step 9~) ‘gksrmf’ should type into ‘한글’ (which means ‘Korean’ in Korean)
• (Step 9) 1^st cell is an exception - <SPC> does not erase ‘한글’
• (Step 10) <SPC> erases ‘한글’
• (Step 11) <SPC> erases ‘한글’ and retyped ‘한글’ is not erased by <SPC> (i.e., after disappearing once, it’s possible to type normally)
• (Step 12~) ‘,’, ‘.’, ‘:’, ‘!’ erase ‘한글’

Please refer to: https://giphy.com/gifs/Ln3lQrKDQIZf5RHCsM

I really appreciate your taking a look into this bug.

I’ll be more than happy to provide more details if needed.

Thank you very much!

Sincerely,

Chanhee Jeong

chanheejeong@outlook.kr

chanheejeong@snu.ac.kr