So..Based on your description I do not see anything that could not be done at Tk(Perhaps your description is incomplete)
It may look like:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use Tk;
use Tk::DialogBox;
use strict;

my($main,$Edit);

$main=MainWindow->new(-title => 'MyTestProg'); #Creating window with t
+itle
$main->Label(-text => 'Enter your action')->pack;    
$Edit=$main->Entry(-width => 20)->pack;#input field
$main->Button(-text => 'Test', 
          -command => \&process)->pack(-side => 'left'); #Button Calle
+d 'Test' which calls the subroutine
$main->Button(-text    => 'Exit',       
-command => [$main => 'destroy']  #button for closing windwo
         )->pack;

MainLoop;

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Subroutine process can be just a regular sub.
The only difference is you must call smth like $request=$Edit->get to get data from input field
And if you want to print smth to user you can create another window and use smth like
...
$InfoWindow->add("Label", -text => "Output: $output")->pack;
...
$InfoWindow->Show();
$InfoWindow->destroy;

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Here you can find everything you need about Tk http://www.ida.liu.se/~tompe/perltk/index.html

In reply to Re: GUI for Test suite by gemoroy
in thread GUI for Test suite by dpatel

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