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Yes, you should be able to use the dashes, provided that the level is always the number of dashes divided by three. The key is to use a stack. It also helps to have a function to count the dashes. <pre><code>// Helper function. function countLeadingChars(str, ch) { for (var i = 0; i < str.length; i++) { if (str.charAt(i) !== ch) { return i; } } return str.length; } var stack = []; $('#Folder').children().each(function() { var $option = $(this); var text = $option.text(); // Count the dashes. var dashes = countLeadingChars(text, '-'); // Level is # of dashes divided by 3. var level = dashes / 3; // Remove anything in the stack beyond the current level. // This will cause new <ul>s to get created when higher // levels are encountered again. if (stack.length > (level + 1)) { stack.length = level + 1; } // Get the <ul> for the level, creating it if it doesn't exist. var $ul = stack[level]; if (!$ul) { $ul = $('<ul/>'); stack[level] = $ul; // Add the <ul> to the last <li> of the parent <ul>. if (level > 0) { stack[level - 1].children(':last').append($ul); // Add the "class" to the <ul>. var parentText = $ul.parent().text(); var index = parentText.lastIndexOf(' '); $ul.addClass('something' + parentText.slice(index + 1)); } } // Create the <li> and add it to the <ul>. $('<li>' + text.slice(dashes) + '</li>').appendTo($ul); }); // At this point, stack[0] is the top-most <ul>. </code></pre> <a href="http://jsfiddle.net/hspVd/" rel="nofollow">Live Demo on jsfiddle</a> EDIT: I just noticed you wanted a "class" on the <code><ul></code> elements I added the code for that above. <a href="http://jsfiddle.net/hspVd/2/" rel="nofollow">New Live Demo on jsfiddle</a>
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