Closing the window

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my ($x, $y, $width, $height) = GetWindowPos($Main);
print "$x $y $width $height\n";

MoveMouseAbs($x+2, $y-2);
ClickMouseButton M_LEFT;
SendKeys('c');

We could close the window by typing Alt-F4 but it does not work on my notebook as I have set Alt-F4 to be something else.

So we can either click on the X in the top-right corner, or click on the X in the top left corner, and then press C. We chose the latter.

The above code will probably work on most of the possible screen resolutions but generally moving a fixed number of pixels might not be the best solution.

perl examples/X/xcalc06.pl

examples/X/xcalc06.pl

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

use X11::GUITest qw(:ALL);

StartApp('xcalc');

my ($Main) = WaitWindowViewable('Calculator');
if (!$Main) {
  die("Couldn't find xcalc window in time!");
}
print "Main: $Main\n";

my $Focus = GetInputFocus();
print "Focus: $Focus\n";

if ($Focus != $Main) {
   die "The focus is not on the main window or you have two xcalcs open\n";
}

my ($x, $y, $width, $height) = GetWindowPos($Main);
print "$x $y $width $height\n";


MoveMouseAbs($x+2, $y-2);
sleep(2);
ClickMouseButton M_LEFT;
sleep(2);
SendKeys('c');