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You lost me there...can you post the entire script, along with how you intend for it to be called?

You could also add a "set -x" line before your 'if' statement so you can see what values it's...

If you're looking to see if the specified file exists

if [ -f <filename> ]; then
cp ....
else
cp ...
fi

'-f' test if the file exists, and is a regular file (not a directory, etc)

See...

This may help you figure out your logic:

In your 'for' loop:

"var" is going to start with arg1 and get reassigned to the next in the list each iteration until argn
"T1" is always going to be...