Master Script:


use strict;
use warnings;

my $cmd1="C:/ProgramData/Microsoft/Windows/Start Menu/Programs/Accesso
+ries/Calculator.lnk";
my $generatorDir = "c:/perl/perl_tests";
my @rprtname = ("gui_calci");
my $rpcount=0;
foreach(@rprtname)
{
my $rptscript = $rprtname[$rpcount];
system ("perl $generatorDir/$rptscript.pl")and die"error running $rpts
+cript.pl $?" ;
$rpcount++
}
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gui_calci Script:



use Win32::GuiTest qw(:ALL);
use strict;
system($cmd1);
my @window=FindWindowLike(undef,"Calculator");
if(!@window)
{
die("cannot find window with title/caption Calculator\n");
}
else
{
printf("window handle of Calculaotr is %x \n",$window[0]);
}
EnableWindow($window[0],1);

PushChildButton($window[0],132);
sleep 2;
PushChildButton($window[0],93);
sleep 2;
PushChildButton($window[0],135);
sleep 2;
PushChildButton($window[0],121);
sleep 2;
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When I try to pass file path of calculator in master file itself my script does not work while when I pass it in gui_calci script it works fine. how can I pass file paths in the master script itself???

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