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1. Using "if" in "ksh" to change "for loop" values....

Hello,

I have a script that contains this(shown below).  My problem is how do I
change
the values in the "for loop" statement? I tried doing another "if"
statement
but unluckilly I was unsuccessful. Needs some help.

Thanks in advance.

albertus:)

A part of my script.
####
if [[ $1 == "file1" && $2 == "name1" && $# == 2 ]]
then
  some commands.

  var=`commands`

  #If var=A, then my for loop will be "for i in 1 2 3"
  #If var=B, then my for loop will be "for i in 1 2 3 4 5"
  #If var=C, then my for loop will be "for i in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
  #and so on...  I need to do this with "only one"
  #"for loop" statement.  Any ideas....

  for i in ???
  do
     some commands
  done

else
  some commands...
fi
###

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