Revisions to Binding a keyboard key to a Tkinter button

Minor wording change, retaining GUI-agnostic request

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edited May 1, 2018 at 15:33

user3.1415927

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Is this the proper (pythonic) way to bind a keyboard key and GUI button in tkinter?

Minor wording change

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edit approved May 1, 2018 at 15:33

Stevoisiak

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I'm specifically asking about binding a keyboard keystroke to a button in a GUI. Originally I planned to bind the keystroke to the GUI button itself, but that seemed impossible, and potentially unwise after I considered it later.`

Is this the proper (, pythonicpythonic) way to bind a keyboard key and GUI button in tkinter?

Rolling back edit #4 without destroying edit #5; edit #4 mis-attributed a comment and added the content to the post. The content should remain in a comment and may not be useful in the body of the post itself.

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edited Apr 9, 2018 at 0:52

user3.1415927

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This is the actual code I'm using. I haven't implemented the other functions yet, and I was hoping to just get the code implemented thus-far reviewed. In fact, the original question was just asking about reviewing one specific portion of the code - that is, the binding of the keystrokes in association with the buttons in the GUI. However, that specific-level of question was downvoted and given a recommendation to adhere to the guidance in the help center. I understand there may be a common issue of incomplete code segments posted, but I have truly included the entire module.