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Is there a way to make QKeyEvent::matches(QKeySequence::StandardKey) work with a non-standard QKeySequence, for example ctrl+K, or is there another function I'm not seeing? I'm trying to set up where the user can define their own key sequence in a settings window, pass that QKeySetting into the mainwindow as a QVariant string, and then check against it on a keypress event in the main window.
It doesn't look like it, but all you really need to do in the keyPressEvent is to check the values of QKeyEvent::key() and QKeyEvent::modifiers() for the values Qt::Key_K and Qt::ControlModifier respectively for the example you gave of CTRL+K.Quote:
Is there a way to make QKeyEvent::matches(QKeySequence::StandardKey) work with a non-standard QKeySequence
You may need to be careful if the user redefines a standard key sequence - this could cause unexpected behavior if your event handler doesn't "eat" the sequence but also passes it along to the keypress handler for the base class.