Q:

Tkinter .bind() not calling subprogram

I am trying to make a keylogger using Tkinter, but the binds are not working at all.  I think the bind isn't calling the subprogram, but it provides no error so that is just an educated guess.  
I started this project 3 days ago and expected it to be done yesterday.  But this issue kept on cropping up, I am using python 3.6.1. 
Here is what I have already tried

Using lambda
Putting "command =" before the function
Changing "def keypress():" to "def keypress(event)"
Making the bind in a frame
Binding each individual button the keyboard

I have even copied someone's keylogger code and came across the same issue (yes it was python-3.x)
It is made even more frustrating by the number of answers on forums that don't work and the days of googling and looking at the documentation. 
import tkinter
from tkinter import *

window = Tk()
window.title("Test")
window.config(bg = "white")

frame = Frame(window, width = 1000, height = 1000)
frame.place(x = 0, y = 0)

def keypress(event):
    print("pressed", repr(event.char)) #changed repr to str and also tried deleting it 

frame.bind("<Key>", lambda: keypress(event)) #other variations of this line include frame.bind("<key>", keypress), frame.bind("<key>", keypress()), frame.bind("<key>", keypress(event))

The expected input is just
>>> Pressed [the key that I pressed]

but the output that you actually get is...
>>>

Nothing. 
Any and all help would be wonderful, thanks in advance! 

A:

You don't need lambda if you aren't passing any arguments. 
frame.bind("<Key>", keypress)

Also, keybindings only work if the widget has the keyboard focus.  By default a frame does not get the keyboard focus.  If you want to bind to a frame, you must force it to have keyboard focus:
frame.focus_set()

