QKeyCombination issue

[QtUser467]

I am using user-definable QKeyCombinations, which works well except for some characters.

For example, on my keyboard, hitting "=" creates a QKeyCombination(QFlags<Qt::KeyboardModifier>(ShiftModifier), Qt::Key_Equal) because I need to press the shift key to enter an equal character (in a way it is the same as QKeyCombination(QFlags<Qt::KeyboardModifier>(ShiftModifier), Qt::Key_0), but that is not the combination that is delivered by the event).

The problem now is that when I record the same keystroke with a QKeySequenceEdit widget, I get QKeyCombination(QFlags<Qt::KeyboardModifier>(NoModifier), Qt::Key_Equal).

Obviously, the ShiftModifier is kind of implicit in the Qt::Key_Equal value.

My question now is how I should compare keystrokes so that the two match, but the keyboard modifiers are respected otherwise.

I guess I am looking at some form of "canonical key combination" that is delivered in the same form in the events and by QKeySequenceEdit...

(I am using Qt 6.2 if that matters. I found a comment regarding these problems here [https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qkeysequence.html#keyboard-layout-issues], but my issue is a bit different. I don't want do distinguish between Shift-0 and Shift-= or just =, but just have a way that produces that same QKeyCombination on a given machine)