gh-55646: Do not crash IDLE on an invalid key binding#152747
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A typo in a key binding, such as <Alt-Key-up> for <Alt-Key-Up>, crashed IDLE at startup. It is now ignored with a warning.
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A typo in a custom key binding entered via Advanced Key Binding (which is not validated), such as
<Alt-Key-up>instead of<Alt-Key-Up>, crashed IDLE at startup:File ".../idlelib/multicall.py", line ..., in bind self.__binders[triplet[1]].bind(triplet, func) ... _tkinter.TclError: bad event type or keysym "up"MultiCall.event_addstores the parsed sequence without validating the keysym, so theTclErroris raised later, when a virtual event is bound and MultiCall performs the actual Tkbind. With no window yet, IDLE just exits.Catch
TclErrorat both binder call sites (MultiCall.bindandMultiCall.event_add) and ignore the invalid binding with a warning naming it. Thebindpath also drops the bad sequence from the virtual event, which avoids a secondaryValueErrorif it is later rebound or unbound.🤖 Generated with Claude Code