hello monks, regarding mhy last question , I'm still working on the dir tree , the next code initialize a tree from '/' or '.' ,
1. I'd like to be able to give a path => $dir=$full_path when I try to it I get an error message.
2. When I give '.' I cant 'climb back' the tree (..)
3. When a certain dir contain links to other dirs or if it is a link itself I get an empty tree.
sub dyntree_adddir {
    my( $tree, $dir ) = @_;

    my $text = $dir;
    $text = (split( "/", $dir ))[-1] unless $text eq "/";

    $tree->add( $dir, -text => $text, -image => $tree->Getimage("folde
+r") );
    $tree->setmode( $dir, -d $dir ? "open" : "none" );
}

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In reply to Tk::dirtree tree (path && links) by michaelg

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