Here is a start on a editable Tree with Tk::Tree. I just hardcode 'foobar' in on a right click, but you would want to pop a small dialogbox with an entry, get the new text, then change the text. 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Tk;
use Tk::Tree;

my($icon)=<<'END';
/* XPM */
static char * junk_xpm[] = {
"10 10 6 1",
"       c #000000",
".      c #FFFFFF",
"X      c #B129F8",
"o      c #F869A6",
"O      c #00FF00",
"+      c #1429F8",
" X..oo.+. ",
" .X....+. ",
" ..X...+. ",
" o..X.... ",
" oo..X... ",
" .oo..X.. ",
" ......X. ",
" .+.....X ",
" .+..oo.. ",
" .+...oo. "};
END


my $mw = MainWindow->new(-title=> 'Tree');
my $tree = $mw->Scrolled('Tree',-header=>'1',-scrollbars=>'osoe',-
                        itemtype=>'imagetext',-separator => '|')->pack
+;

$tree->add('hi',-text=>"hi",-bitmap=>'questhead');
$tree->indicatorCreate('hi');
$tree->setmode('hi','close');


$tree->add('hi|there',-text=>"hi there",-image=>$mw->Pixmap(-data=>$ic
+on));
$tree->indicatorCreate('hi|there');
$tree->setmode('hi|there','close');

$tree->add('hi|there|a',-text=>"hi there",-image=>$mw->Pixmap(-data=>$
+icon));
$tree->indicatorCreate('hi|there|a');
$tree->setmode('hi|there|a','close');


$tree->add('hi|there|a|c',-text=>"hi there",-image=>$mw->Pixmap(-data=
+>$icon));
$tree->add('hi|there|b',-text=>"hi there",-image=>$mw->Pixmap(-data=>$
+icon));

$tree->bind("<Button-3>" => \&show_pos);

MainLoop;

sub show_pos {
        my ($x, $y) = $mw->pointerxy;
        print "$x $y\t";

        my $s = $tree->nearest($y - $tree->rooty);
        print "$s\n";        
        $tree->selectionClear();
        $tree->selectionSet($s);
        
        #pop a dialogbox here and get new text
        $tree->itemConfigure($s,0,-text=>'foobar');

}

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In reply to Re: Editable tree in Tk by zentara
in thread Editable tree in Tk by anna_black

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