Hi,
I am working with a TK tree with some 500 nodes and some 2-3 children hanging from each node. The problem is if I use 'open' function to bring all the collapsed nodes to expand mode by the following code, the it takes lot of time to expand for 500 nodes.
Is there any other mechanism to expand them all in one go without having to iterate on each of them. 

map { $tree()->open($_) } @EntryPaths;

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Where the @EntryPaths is contaning 0.0.1, 0.0.2, 0.0.3 so on upto 500.0.1, 500.0.2 like this .

In reply to Tk tree open problem by simonz

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