From: -X- How, in Tk, can I XXX: A10.B.3. As of June, 1992, this was not a safe thing to do in Tk. It was put on the bug list by John Ousterhout to be fixed in a future version. The solution for now is not to change the bindings, but to change something in the code they execute. For example, keep a state variable that indicates which binding you'd like, but always have the binding call a given procedure. Then that procedure checks the variable and executes one piece of code or another. Or, you could just make the binding's command "eval $cmd" and then change the variable "cmd" depending on your application's state.Go Back Up