in reply to Represnting a query data in a Tk::DirTree like manner

Is there away where I can get Tk to represent this data in a directory like hierarchy structure, similar to Tk::DirTree. So I can have a display of folders representing the Business Units, then inside those folders another folders for Groups and then for functions?
Yes, just do what Tk::DirTree does (Tk::DirTree is pure perl, so Use The Source Luke).
Also, if I read the above data into a hash then can I use TList to do the job?
Sure, why not.

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Re^2: Represnting a query data in a Tk::DirTree like manner
by blackadder (Hermit) on Sep 14, 2004 at 11:07 UTC
    How please.

    Thanks
    Blackadder