That's how I understood your task.
Though you'd better follow davido's advice. 
use Inline::Files;

$v = 'r13';

%b = map {chomp; $_ => undef} <FILEB>;

while (<FILEA>){
    @t = split /[\s|\"]/;
    push @a, $t[2] if ! exists $h{$t[2]};
    $h{$t[2]}{$t[6]} = $t[0];
}

foreach (@a){
    exists $b{$v} ? ($h{$_}{$v} = "test") : ($h{$_}{$v} = "skip");
    foreach $key (sort keys $h{$_}){
        $key ne '' ? 
        print "$h{$_}{$key} $_ version $key\n" :
        print "$h{$_}{$key} $_\n";
    }
}

__FILEA__
test "r5"
test "r1"
test "r1" version "10"
test "r1" version "11"
test "r1" version "12"
skip "r1" version "15"
test "r4"
test "r4" version "10"
skip "r4" version "11"
test "r3"
skip "r3" version "11"
test "r10"
skip "r10" version "11"
__FILEB__
r1
r10
r5
r13

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In reply to Re: Insert lines in a file by Lennotoecom
in thread Insert lines in a file by PetreAdi

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