No need for tool from the "outside" world, maybe just: 
my $search_what  = shift 
    || die "no search criteria provided\n";
my $search_where = shift;
my $file  = qr/\|(?!\+\S{3})(\s.*?)$argv/i;
my $clean = qr/^\W+(.+?)\W+$/;

$dir = -d $dir 
    ? $dir 
    : '.';

for(`tree /a /f $search_where`){
    /(\\|\+)-{3}/ 
           and $dir= $_
           and next;
    if (/$search_what/) {
        s/$clean/$1/ for $_, $dir;
           $dir 
               ? print "dir:   $dir$/","file:  $_$/$/"
               : print "dir: . $/","file:  $_$/$/";           
    }
}

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