Sorry you had trouble...try this complete mini-program 
 
    use Tkx; my $mw = Tkx::widget->new("."); #std line
    
    $frm_main= $mw->new_frame();   #parent widg probably a frame outsi
+de of this compound control 
    $frm_main->g_pack( -expand => 0, -fill => 'x',  -side => top); 
    
    my  $tree=$frm_main->new_ttk__treeview; #http://www.tkdocs.com/tut
+orial/tree.html
    $tree->g_pack( -expand => 0, -fill => 'x',  -side => top); 
    
    $gLast_id="root";
    $gLast_id=$tree->insert("", "end", -id => $gLast_id, -text => "roo
+t");
    $tree->item($gLast_id, -open => "true");
    #$tree->focus($gLast_id);
    
    $tree->g_bind(  "<Insert>",  sub {
        $gLast_id=$tree->insert($gLast_id, "end",  -text => "some_text
+" );  
        $tree->item($gLast_id, -open => "true"); #http://www.tkdocs.co
+m/tutorial/tree.html
        #$tree->focus($gLast_id);
    });
    
    Tkx::MainLoop();

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