We have a Qt based application written in C+++ or whatever they call it. We have been using Win32::GuiTest for testing it but there are a number of problems:

• We cannot access the Menu
• We cannot access the text of some (or all?) of the widgets
• ...

I though I'll try to install PerlQt on Windows and then try to use that binding to access the relevant things in the applications. The first issues is of course

How can I install PerlQt on Windows ?
and once I can solve that
How can I access widgets of some other application ?

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Update: The client where I am doing this has already tried a number of commercial Qt tester tools and all of them fell (actually crashed) while testing their applications. So far Win32::GuiTest is their best hope...

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