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Getting you started with the previously mentioned Tree module:

use Tree (); my %nodes; while (<>) { my ($child, $parent) = split /:/; my $parent_node = $nodes{$parent} ||= Tree->new($parent); my $child_node = $nodes{$child} ||= Tree->new($child); $parent_node->add_child($child_node); } my @roots = grep { $_->is_root } values %nodes; die("Invalid data: No roots\n") unless @roots; foreach (@roots) { ... }
If you are only expecting one root, replace the bottom loop with:
die("Invalid data: Multiple roots\n") if @roots > 1; my $root = $roots[0]; ...

I didn't check for circular dependancies.


In reply to Re: how to construct tree from parent pointer list by ikegami
in thread how to construct tree from parent pointer list by bfdi533

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