E. Paine <paineeli...@gmail.com> added the comment:
This is strange, as the release of the right-shift key triggers the binding for
the left-shift release. This issue, however, is not a tkinter issue (which just
passes the calls onto Tcl/Tk), as running the following in 'wish' prints "R
shift down <newline> L shift up":
bind . <Shift_L> {puts {L shift down}}
bind . <KeyRelease-Shift_L> {puts {L shift up}}
bind . <Shift_R> {puts {R shift down}}
bind . <KeyRelease-Shift_R> {puts {R shift up}}
You can take this issue up with the Tcl team if you want
(https://core.tcl-lang.org/index.html), however, I ask that you close this
issue as third party.
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nosy: +epaine
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