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Hello all,

My Perl isn't very good at all and I am having trouble determining why this awesome perl script keeps returning:

Error: No running window found Couldn't find window [Mozilla] in [xwininfo -tree -root]

I have setup these variables:

my $PROGNAME = $0;
$PROGNAME =~ s|.*/||;
my $GRAB = 'xwd -silent -nobdrs -id %id | convert -quality 85 - %out';
my $XINFO = 'xwininfo -tree -root';
my $BROWSER = 'firefox';    # Must match find_window() code - see usage()

In usage it says this:

- Requires "Mozilla" or "Opera" browser
    (update find_window() code for other browsers)

The code concerned is this:

# I'm using mozilla..
sub find_window {
  $BROWSER eq "opera" ?
    opera_find_window(@_) :
    mozilla_find_window(@_);
}

How would I get the above to reflect a firefox browser. In my shell, if I type mozilla nothing happens, if i type firefox - my browser opens, so I should be using this.

Here is the code in question which returns that error:

sub mozilla_find_window {
  open(XINFO,"$XINFO|") || die("Couldn't run: [$XINFO]\n");

  # Pick the first mozilla window.  It's got the title in it, but
  # we have no way of knowing if that matches the URL, so we'll
  # hope this is the right one..
  my ($spacing,$id,$title,$x,$y);
  while(<XINFO>) {
    # This could easily break and is very mozilla specific (works on firefox)
    # Looks for [...("Mozilla" "navigator:browser") ..]
    # I've had this reported:     0x80002f "TITLE - Mozilla": ("Gecko" "Mozilla-bin")  889x687+0+22  +136+44
    last if (($spacing,$id,$title,$x,$y) = (/^(\s+)(0x[0-9a-f]+) "(.*)\s*-\s*Mozilla.*": \("Mozilla" "navigator:browser"\)\s*$GEOM_RE$/));

    last if (($spacing,$id,$title,$x,$y) = (/^(\s+)(0x[0-9a-f]+) "(.*)\s*-\s*Mozilla.*": \("mozilla-bin" "Mozilla-bin"\)\s*$GEOM_RE$/));
    # Mozilla Firefox 1.0.4
    last if (($spacing,$id,$title,$x,$y) = (/^(\s+)(0x[0-9a-f]+) "(.*)\s*-\s*Mozilla Firefox.*": \("Gecko" "Firefox-bin"\)\s*$GEOM_RE$/));
        # Debian Mozilla Firefox
        last if (($spacing,$id,$title,$x,$y) = (/^(\s+)(0x[0-9a-f]+) "(.*)\s*-\s*Mozilla Firefox.*": \("firefox-bin" "Firefox-bin"\)\s*$GEOM_RE$/));
  }
  die("Couldn't find window [Mozilla] in [$XINFO]\n") unless $title && $x && $y;

Anybody know how I can fix this, what I am doing wrong? It is a problem that is to do with the location where by firefox is installed?

Thanks all

Update

 0x140529c "Firefox": ()  10x10+-100+-100  +-100+-100
 0x14051b9 "Firefox": ()  10x10+-100+-100  +-100+-100
 0x14038c9 "Firefox": ("firefox" "Firefox")  1x1+-100+-100  +-100+-100
    1 child:
    0x14038ca (has no name): ()  1x1+-1+-1  +-101+-101
 0x14002bd "Firefox": ()  1x1+0+0  +0+0
    1 child:
    0x14002be (has no name): ()  1x1+-1+-1  +-1+-1
 0x1400210 "Firefox": ()  10x10+-100+-100  +-100+-100
 0x14000ea "Firefox": ("firefox" "Firefox")  200x200+0+0  +0+0
    1 child:
    0x14000eb (has no name): ()  1x1+-1+-1  +-1+-1
 0x14000a6 "Firefox": ("firefox" "Firefox")  200x200+0+0  +0+0
    2 children:
    0x14000a9 (has no name): ()  1x1+-1+-1  +-1+-1
       1 child:
       0x14000aa (has no name): ()  1x1+2+2  +1+1
          1 child:
          0x14000ab (has no name): ()  1x1+0+0  +1+1
             4 children:
             0x140519f (has no name): ()  1x1+-1+-1  +0+0
             0x140519e (has no name): ()  1x1+-1+-1  +0+0
             0x1400286 (has no name): ()  1x1+-1+-1  +0+0
             0x14000ad (has no name): ()  1x1+-1+-1  +0+0
    0x14000a7 (has no name): ()  1x1+-1+-1  +-1+-1
 0x140008d "Firefox": ("firefox" "Firefox")  200x200+0+0  +0+0

The above is obtained when I run this manually xwininfo -tree -root

+4  A: 

You can see from the output of xwininfo that your Firefox shows up in the X window list as "Firefox": ("firefox" "Firefox").

None of your regexes are currently looking for this combination. Add this code directly after the #Debian Mozilla Firefox lines (or at least somewhere in that same while block):

# my Firefox
last if (($spacing,$id,$title,$x,$y) = (/^(\s+)(0x[0-9a-f]+) "(Firefox)": \("firefox" "Firefox"\)\s*$GEOM_RE$/));
ithcy
The above has got it to pass that error point! Thanks. I am faced with a new error now, I will try fixing this first, if not, I'll be back!
Abs
Great, glad to help.
ithcy