Respected Monks

*I humbly ask for your Enlightenment please – I am quit confused on how to proceed and having spend all day today trying to no avail*

I have this bit of Tk code 
use strict; 
use vars qw/@winbcp_info/; 
use Tk ();
use Tk::TList;   
use Tk::HList;
my $mw = Tk::MainWindow->new();
my $image = $mw->Getimage('folder');
#my $tlist = $mw->TList(-orient => 'vertical');
my $label = $mw->Label(-width=>15);
my $hlist = $mw->HList( -itemtype   => 'text',
                                         -separator  => '/',
                                         -selectmode => 'single',
                                         -browsecmd  => sub 
                                         {
                                             my $file = shift;
                                             $label->configure(-text=>
+$file);
                                         });
open (LST, "L:\\ceas\\Farringdon deployment\\Raj\\IED_IPB_TEST.CSV")||
+die "$^E : $!\n";
chomp (my @work_file=<LST>);
for (@work_file)
{
   my $data = {};
   ($data->{business_unit},    
     $data->{group_name},
     $data->{functions},) = split (/,/,$_);
     push (@winbcp_info, $data);
}
for my $text ( @winbcp_info )
{ 
  # $tlist->insert('end', -itemtype=>'imagetext', -image=>$image, -tex
+t=>$text->{business_unit});
   $hlist->add($text->{business_unit}, -text=>$text);
}

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And I have this bit of data 
Dept            Group            Function
IT,            Projects,        SAN/NAS,
IT,            Development,        GUI,
IT,             Security,

HR,            Admin,            West    
HR,            Management,        West

Legal,            Admin,            FirmWide,
Legal,             Compliance,

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How can I present this data in a Hierarchical folder presentation?

I have tried TList and HList as you see above but they did not work - The Tlist listed all the data in Hexadecimal format. While the HList failed to display anything.

Is there a way where I can present the data in Hierarchical format, similar to DirTree does? Moreover, how can I do this (with DirTree I can change Directory like this; $tk{dir_tree}->chdir( $dr{PATH} ); however I am not sure on how to do this with a list of hashes)?

This is one vital bit of Perl/Tk that I need urgently to know how its done Please.

Thanks In advance

Blackadder

In reply to Displaying a list of hashes in TK in a Hierarchical folder presentation by blackadder

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