I am trying to use the above -mentioned function in my code but it failed. Here's a snapshot of it;

my $win = new MainWindow;

$win->title("Main Window");

configureColors();

my $win_title = $win->cget('title');

if (FindWindowLike(undef,$win_title,""))

{

print STDOUT "$win_title\n";

}

When I executed the program, it gave me the following error:

Undefined subroutine &main::FindWindowLike called at ./intellibuild.pl line 628.

I read at http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2005/08/11/win32guitest.html? page=1

that I have to include Win32::GuiTest module in order to use the function, but what if my program is running on Unix platform? What is the appropriate module that I need to include?

2) My objective is to find a window with a matching title. Once that is found, how do I "set focus" based on the ID/title of the window so that I can manipulate the widgets inside it?

Thanks in advance.

Regards
-Mawardi

In reply to Problems in Using FindWindowLike Function by mawardis

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