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I'm trying to bind keys for a program in Python/Tkinter, and was wondering if there's a way to bypass case sensitivity? Because "<Control-Shift-KeyPress-S>" works in place of "<Control-Shift-S>", but "<Control-KeyPress-S>" doesn't work in place of "<Control-S>". All I've found is that you have to do double bindings, but that doesn't make sense in my head if it works for the double-modifier command. 😕 Is there any other way?
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