Slightly different ordering, but same data:
#! perl -slw
use strict;
my %ref;
open REF, '<', 'ref.txt' or die $!;
while( <REF> ) {
chomp;
my @cols = split ' ';
push @{ $ref{ $cols[0] } }, [ @cols[ 1, 2 ] ];
}
close REF;
open QUERY, '<', 'query.txt' or die $!;
while( <QUERY> ) {
chomp;
my @cols = split ' ';
my $overlaps = 0;
for my $ref ( @{ $ref{ $cols[ 0 ] } } ) {
my( $sRef, $eRef ) = @$ref;
next if $cols[ 1 ] > $eRef or $cols[ 2 ] < $sRef;
++$overlaps;
}
print join "\t", @cols[ 0 .. 2 ], $overlaps, @cols[ 3 .. $#cols ];
}
close QUERY;
__END__
c:\test>819005
c1 100 12000 4 + AT
c1 19800 20000 1 - AG
c1 20049 20800 0 - GC
c9 10078 14008 1 - AG
c11 10078 14008 0 - TG
c15 10078 14008 0 - TC
c9 1078 10008 1 - TA
c10 10080 10000 0 - TT
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