Hello.
> The bug (or, rather a strange behaviour), can be reproduced in the
> following way:
> 1)Create a new buffer.
> 2)Insert a text table by calling M-x insert-table RET
> 3)Put the point in the first cell.
> 4)Type: C-h w table-forward-cell RET
Just for clarity, the second step is to type: M-x table-insert RET
Then, of course, hit RET to accept all of the defaults.
> You will see a keybinding called 'C-c C-c <i>'.
> You can see similar weird keybindings for other table-* commands.
>
> Those actual keys are nowhere to be found, and no-one on the
> #emacs channel on Freenode knows what they are.
>
> It would be nice to either document those keys. Or, perhaps,
> it's a bug in Emacs.
>
I believe it's a bug.
'C-h v table-cell-map RET' shows at the end that the bindings are to
'j', 'm', 'I' and 'i', and not to their printed representations.
I attach a patch that adds a missing '?' to all those characters, in
table-cell-bindings.
Best regards,
Mauro.
0001-Fix-read-syntax-for-some-characters.patch