On Fri, Jul 22, 2005 at 09:05:47PM +0400, Alexey M. Tourbin wrote:
> test-gui-dialog - Simple automated testing of GUI dialogs
> * Thu Jul 21 2005 Alexey Tourbin <at@altlinux> 20050721-alt1
> - initial revision
> - test gedit and gqview at the %build stage

$ perldoc -tTF /usr/bin/test-gui-dialog
NAME
    test-gui-dialog - simple automated testing of GUI dialogs

SYNOPSIS
    test-gui-dialog *app* [*wname* name] [*dname* name] [*dopen* keys]
    [*dclose* keys] [*wclose* keys]

DESCRIPTION
    test-gui-dialog will start application *app* and wait for application
    window *wname*; it will then open dialog *dname* by sending keys
    *dopen*, close the dialog by sending keys *dcolse*, and then will close
    the application window by sending keys *wclose*.

    Each step is logged to stderr. The exit status is zero upon success;
    otherwise, the script dies horribly (with non-zero exit status) on the
    first unsuccessful step.

OPTIONS
    *wname* name
        Window name pattern; defaults to *app*.

    *dname* name
        Dialog name pattern (default "About").

    *dopen* keys
        Key sequence to open dialog (default "%(h)a", i.e. "Alt-h a" for
        "Help/About").

    *dclose* keys
        Key sequence to close dialog (default "%(c)", i.e. "Alt-c" for
        "Close").

    *wclose* keys
        Key sequence to close application window (default "%(f)q", i.e.
        "Alt-f q" for "File/Quit").

EXAMPLES
     xvfb-run -a -- test-gui-dialog gedit dclose $'\n'
     xvfb-run -a -- test-gui-dialog gqview

     test-gui-dialog firefox dclose $'\n'
     test-gui-dialog konqueror wclose '%(l)q'

BUGS
    Other *app* windows are unexpected and can result in an accident.

    Running under Xvfb appears to be problematic for certain applications
    (e.g. firefox and konqueror).

SEE ALSO
    X11::GUITest, Xvfb(1), xvfb-run

AUTHOR
    Written by Alexey Tourbin <at@altlinux.org>.

COPYING
    Copyright (c) 2005 Alexey Tourbin, ALT Linux Team.

    This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
    the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free
    Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your
    option) any later version.
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