Not "Simulation", since there is nothing like timing implementation, etc. What should fit would be object modelling, without people thinking about the programming subject "OO modelling".

'Tree::Model' ?

In retrospect, this is too large. I should have written a sub-level of CPAN packages and used them for the implementation. (Say, the object keeper with serialization, etc, should have gone to CPAN as a module first and then I could have use:d that.)

Tree::Model is still too general. What I'd want to understand from reading a name is what it distinctive about your module. From the bits you've said so far in this thread, I'm still not particularly clear what it does. Can you explain further? Can you post a link to a Pod file?

So far, the best I can come up with is something like Tree::PartsAssembly or Tree::PartsCollection or Tree::ComponentParts

-xdg

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Thanks, good ideas!

I added a long description as an Update to the first post. I think that should clarify?