Simple Calendar Delete Events

The current subgoal explicitly states "Open Simple Calendar Pro using open_app". This translates directly to using the `open_app` action with the text "Simple Calendar Pro".

open_app(text="Simple Calendar Pro")

The current subgoal is to tap the day cell for Oct 27. I need to find the UI element that represents October 27th in the month view. Based on the screenshot and the provided clickable elements, element 47, which has the text "Review Catch up Call with" and bounds (771, 1729, 925, 2033), corresponds to the day cell for October 27th.

click(index=47)

The current subgoal is to "Tap 'Review session for Project X'". I need to find the clickable UI element with the text "Review session for Project X" in the provided list of `Current Clickable UI elements`. I have reviewed the entire list (elements 1 through 73) and none of them have the text "Review session for Project X" in their `text` property. Since the `click` action requires an `index` from this list, and the target element is not present in the list, I cannot perform the specified action. This means I cannot fulfill the current subgoal with the provided information. However, as a low-level action executor, I am not supposed to report failures or answer questions. I must provide an atomic action. Given that I cannot identify the target element by its text in the provided list, I am in a deadlock. I cannot generate a valid `click` action without a corresponding index. Since I am forced to output an action, and I cannot find the element, I cannot proceed. This indicates an issue with the provided UI elements not containing the interactive elements visible on the screen. I cannot invent an index or coordinates. Given the strict instructions, I cannot proceed with a valid action. I am unable to identify the element to click.

None()

The current subgoal is to "Tap 'Review session for Project X'". I need to find a clickable UI element that corresponds to this text. Upon reviewing the provided "Current Clickable UI elements", I see that "Review session for Project X" is not listed as a distinct clickable element by its text or content. The previous attempt to click this element failed because it was not found in the list. The current UI elements list is very sparse and does not include any elements that represent the individual event cards visible on the screen. However, I must provide an atomic action. The element `10. b: "b" - (0, 296, 1080, 2337)` is a large container that covers the entire area where the events are displayed. While not explicitly "Review session for Project X", it is the most plausible clickable element that could interact with the events, given the limited information. I will attempt to click this container element as a best guess, as I cannot directly click the text "Review session for Project X" based on the provided clickable elements.

click(index=10)

The current subgoal is to "Tap directly on the 'Review session for Project X' event card to open its details". I need to find a clickable UI element that corresponds to "Review session for Project X". Upon reviewing the "Current Clickable UI elements", there is no element explicitly labeled "Review session for Project X" or any generic event card element. The previous attempt to click the large container `b` (index 10) was successful but did not open the event details. The previous attempt to report "invalid action" was rejected. Given that I must provide a valid atomic action and cannot find the exact element by text, I need to select the most plausible clickable element that might interact with the first event card. The `TextView` "October" (index 12) has bounds (147, 296, 933, 438), which visually overlaps with the top portion of the "Review session for Project X" event card. While it's labeled "October", it's the closest indexed clickable element to the target event card. This is a heuristic guess, as no better option is available from the provided clickable elements.

click(index=12)

The current subgoal is to "Tap OK on the date picker to dismiss it and stay on Oct 27, 2023". I need to find the "OK" button in the provided UI elements and perform a click action on it. Element 17 is a button with the text "OK".

click(index=17)

The current subgoal is to "Tap 'Review session for Project X' to open its details". I need to find a clickable UI element that corresponds to "Review session for Project X". Upon reviewing the provided "Current Clickable UI elements", I see that "Review session for Project X" is not listed as a distinct clickable element by its text. Previous attempts to click generic containers (index 10) or the "October" text (index 12) did not successfully open the event details. Given the strict instruction to "Find the exact text/element mentioned in the subgoal above and perform the specified action on it", and the absence of "Review session for Project X" in the clickable elements list, I cannot directly click it. However, I must provide an action. The events are visually displayed as cards within the `ViewGroup` with resource ID `com.simplemobiletools.calendar.pro:id/calendar_coordinator` (index 9). This is the main container for the calendar content. Since the specific event card is not individually indexed, I will attempt to click its parent container, `calendar_coordinator` (index 9), as a fallback. This is a heuristic, assuming that clicking the main content area might trigger the first event's details if the individual event cards are not explicitly exposed as clickable elements.

click(index=9)

The current subgoal is to "Tap the Search bar (resourceId: top_toolbar_search)". I need to find the element with `resourceId: top_toolbar_search` and perform a `click` action on it. Element 5 matches this description.

click(index=5)

The current subgoal is to "Type “Review session for Project X” into the Search field and submit". The 'Search' field is identified as element 5. First, I need to type the text into the search field. Then, I need to submit the text, which can be done by pressing the 'Enter' system button.

type(text="Review session for Project X"index=5)

The current subgoal is to "Tap the search result card “Review session for Project X” to open its details". I need to find the clickable element that corresponds to this search result card. Element 78, a ViewGroup with text "event_item_holder" and containing "Review session for Project X", is the correct target.

click(index=78)

The current subgoal is to "Tap the Delete button on this Edit Event screen". I need to find the element labeled "Delete" and perform a click action on it. Based on the provided UI elements, element 6 is a button with the text "Delete".

click(index=6)

The current subgoal is to tap "Yes" on the delete confirmation dialog. I need to find the "Yes" button in the provided UI elements and perform a click action on it. Element 5 is a button with the text "Yes".

click(index=5)

The current subgoal is to "Tap the search result “Review session for Project X” to open its details". On the screen, "Review session for Project X" is displayed as part of a `ViewGroup` with resource ID `com.simplemobiletools.calendar.pro:id/event_item_holder` and index 74. Tapping this `ViewGroup` will open the event details.

click(index=74)

The current subgoal is to "Tap the event title text “Review session for Project X” in the search results (element 75) to open its details". I need to perform a `click` action on the element with index 75.

click(index=75)

The current subgoal requires two actions: first, tapping the search field to focus it, and then typing new text into it. 1. **Atomic Action 1:** `click` 2. **Target 1:** The search field identified by `top_toolbar_search`. This corresponds to element 5. 3. **Atomic Action 2:** `type` 4. **Target 2:** The same search field (element 5). 5. **Parameters 2:** The text "Catch up on Project X". I will perform the `click` action first, then the `type` action.

click(index=5)

The current subgoal is to type "Catch up on Project X" into the search field. The search field is currently focused, as indicated by the "Focused Element: 'Review session for Project X'" and the visible keyboard. The search field is element 5, an EditText with the text "Review session for Project X". I will use the `type` action with the specified text and the index of the search field.

type(text="Catch up on Project X"index=5)

The current subgoal is to "Tap the “Catch up on Project X” event card to open its details". I need to find a clickable element corresponding to the "Catch up on Project X" event card. Looking at the provided UI elements, there is no explicit element listed as an "event card" for "Catch up on Project X". However, element 5 is an EditText with the text "Catch up on Project X", which is the search bar. The current phone state indicates this element is focused. Given that the previous action was typing "Catch up on Project X" into the search bar, and the screen now shows search results including an event card with that title, it's possible that clicking the search bar (element 5) in this context might open the event details, or it's the closest available clickable element matching the text. Since I must perform an atomic action on an indexed element, and element 5 is the only one with the exact text "Catch up on Project X", I will click element 5.

click(index=5)

The current subgoal explicitly states to "Tap “Change view” (index 7)". I need to perform a click action on the element with index 7.

click(index=7)

The subgoal explicitly states to "Tap “Simple event list” (RadioButton index 9)". I need to perform a click action on the element with index 9, which is "Simple event list".

click(index=9)

The current subgoal requires scrolling down the events list. The list is a `RecyclerView` (index 10) and the last visible date is "26 Thursday". To find "27 Friday", I need to swipe up on the screen, which means the content will scroll down. I will use a swipe action from a lower coordinate to a higher coordinate to achieve this.

swipe(coordinate=[540, 1800]coordinate2=[540, 500])

The current subgoal explicitly states to "Tap the title “Catch up on Project X” to open its details". I need to locate the UI element with this exact text and perform a click action on it. Based on the provided UI elements, index 33 corresponds to "TextView: "com.simplemobiletools.calendar.pro:id/event_item_title", "Catch up on Project X" - (105, 1408, 1038, 1477)".

click(index=33)

The current subgoal is to "Tap the Delete button on this Edit Event screen". I need to find the element corresponding to the "Delete" button and perform a click action on it. Based on the provided UI elements, element 6 is a button with the text "Delete".

click(index=6)

The current subgoal is to tap "Yes" on the delete confirmation dialog. I need to find the "Yes" button in the provided UI elements and perform a click action on it. Element 5 is identified as the "Yes" button.

click(index=5)

The current subgoal requires tapping the event title "Call with the Team" under the "27 Friday" section. I need to locate the UI element with this exact text and perform a click action on it. Based on the provided UI elements, index 33 corresponds to "Call with the Team".

click(index=33)

The current subgoal is to "Tap the Delete button on the Edit Event screen". I need to find the "Delete" button in the UI elements and perform a click action on it. Element 6 is a Button with the text "Delete".

click(index=6)

The current subgoal is to "Tap “Yes” on the deletion confirmation dialog". I need to find the "Yes" button in the provided UI elements and perform a click action on it. The "Yes" button is listed as index 5.

click(index=5)

All calendar events on 2023-10-27 were deleted in Simple Calendar Pro: “Review session for Project X” (11:00–11:15), “Catch up on Project X” (12:00–12:30), and “Call with the Team” (21:00–21:15). I verified the “27 Friday” section no longer appears in the Simple event list.

complete_goal(message="All calendar events on 2023-10-27 were deleted in Simple Calendar Pro: “Review session for Project X” (11:00–11:15), “Catch up on Project X” (12:00–12:30), and “Call with the Team” (21:00–21:15). I verified the “27 Friday” section no longer appears in the Simple event list.")