I am trying to match an array with the related value in the hash. Hash and array are opened and print fine but I can only get the match for one line not the complete array. Please help, I'm completely stuck and I keep hitting the same problem no matter how I write the rest. 

    my $Start_rank;
    my @b;
    my $line2;
    my %hash;
    my $Rank;
    my $info;

while (<INFILE>) {
    my $line=$_;
    $line=~s/\s$//;
    chomp($line);
    my @a;
    #my @a=split/\t/,$line;
    ($Rank, my $id, my $C, my $Position) = split /\t/, $line;
    next unless $Rank=~/\d+/;
    $info = $id . "\t" . $C . "\t" . $Position;
    $hash{$Rank}= $info;
    }
    while (<INFILE2>) {
    $line2=$_;
    $line2=~s/\s$//;
    chomp($line2);
    my @b=split/\t/,$line2;
     next unless $b[0]=~/\d+/;
    $Start_rank = $b[1];
    
    while (($Rank, $SNP_info) = each (%hash))    { 
    foreach ($line2) {
    if ($Start_rank eq $Rank ) {
print "$Start_rank\t$info\t$b[2]\t$b[3]\t$b[4]\t$b[5]\t$b[6]\t$b[7]\t$
+b[8]\t$b[9]\n";    }
else {print "no match\n";    }        } }}

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I should get ~60 matches, instead I get one. Thank you for anything you can suggest.

In reply to match loop failure by Anonymous Monk

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