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Checking for the key pressed

I have a dependency property and it has a character that could changed at run time..Mostly it would have characters like +,./'; etc.. For example if it has + stored in it.. All i have to do is to check if the pressed key is + key.. The e.Key returns "Add" for + key pressed.. It is the same for other special characters.. Could anyone give me a suggestion?

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