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# Tree structure and possible other fields, separated by space (or tab, or whatever \s).
# Use quotes if field values contain spaces.
# Use at least one space (or tab) for each indentation level.
# Lines starting with a # are interpreted as comments and are ignored, so are blank lines.
# There are no column names in this example.
# The column names are reflected in the Tree::Numbered->getValue<N> methods, in this example getValue, getValue2, getValue3, getValue4, and getValue4.

# You are encouraged to use column names.
# See 'readFile.pl' and 'tree.txt' for an example using column names.


# Value			Value2			Value3		  Value4		Value5

 File			file.pl			#000000		  admin,joe,alice	1
     New		file-new.pl		#000000		  admin
         Window		file-window.pl		#000033		  admin			0
         Document	file-document.pl	#000033		  admin			0	
         Template	file-new-template.pl	#000033		  admin,joe,alice	1	
             HTML	file-new-template-html.pl	#336699	  admin,joe,alice	1
     Open		file-open.pl		#000000		  admin			1
     Save		file-save.pl		#000000		  admin			1		
     Close		file-close.pl		#000000
     Exit		file-exit.pl		#000000

 Edit			edit.pl			#000000
     Undo		edit-undo.pl		#000000
     Cut		edit-cut.pl		#000000
     Copy		edit-copy.pl		#000000
     Paste		edit-paste.pl		#000000
     Find		edit-find.pl		#000000
         RegExp		edit-find-regexp.pl	#000033

 View			view.pl			#000000
     Toolbars		view-tb.pl		#000000
         Navigation	view-tb-navigation.pl	#000033
         Location	view-tb-location.pl	#000033
         Personal	view-tb-personal.pl	#000033
     Reload		view-reload.pl		#000000
     Source		view-source.pl		#000000