Dear monks,

I have some paired values which i've mapped into a hash.

The data looks something like this (one is the key, the other is the value):


my %hash = map {$gp1[$_] => $gp2[$_]} 0 .. $#gp1;

#13488050:c183911-182727     57165207:6809301-6810488

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I also have a large space-delimited table with keys and values as above in the first and second columns. I want to find all lines that match each key-value pairs as the first and second values in each row ($1 and $2 in the loop below) and print them with the rest of the data in each line.

I have a loop going though the table below, but am not sure how to check if $1 and $2 are equal to a key-value pair in the hash. Hope someone can help! 


foreach my $line (@blast)       {
        if ($line =~ /gi\|(\d+.{1,2}\d+\-.{0,1}\d+)\s+gi\|(\d+.{1,2}\d
++\-.{0,1}\d+)\s+(\d{0,2}.{0,2}\d{0,2}.{0,2}\d{0,3})\s+\d+\s+(\d+.{0,3
+}\d+)\s+\d+\s+\d+\s+\d+\/\d+\s+(\d+)/)       {
                ###print "$1\t$2\t$5\n";
                my $n1 = $1;
                push @id1, "$1 ";
                push @id2, "$2 ";
                push @percent_id, "$5 ";
             
                # need to here check whether $1 eq key and $2 eq value
+ but am stuck!

  }
}

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In reply to hash confusion by Anonymous Monk

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