bash shell script for reading a fields in a file and producing commands
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I am new to bash shell scripting and would be thankful for suggestions of a script that can do this task. I have a file (list.cqt) with many lines. Each line has a list of fields separated by '/' in the following format:
/Field1/Field2/Field3/Field4/Field5/Field6/Field7/Field8/Field9/Field10

For e.g. the contents in list.cqt are:   
/F11/F12/F13/F14/F15/F16/F17/F18/F19/F110  
/F21/F22/F23/F24/F25/F26/F27/F28/F29/F210  
...  
/Fx1/Fx2/Fx3/Fx4/Fx5/Fx6/Fx7/Fx8/Fx9/Fx10  

(I modifyied the names inside each field just for simplifying the problem. Only the number of fields is constant in each line. Contents in each field can be anything - numbers, characters, etc)

I need to write a script to execute the following command by reading each line from list.cqt:   
command arg1 arg2 arg3 *arg4* *arg5* arg6 *arg7* arg8 arg9 *arg10*

Only *arg4*, *arg5*, *arg7* and *arg10* change for each line read. Rest all remain the same.  
*arg4* is Field4 in that line in list.cqt  
*arg5* is Field6 in that line in list.cqt  
*arg7* basically starts with -1000 for the first command and changes in increments of 100. So for the second command it will be -900 for second command, so on, and 0 for 11th command, 100 for 12th command, 200 for 13th command etc.   
*arg10* is same absolute value as *arg7* but with opposite sign. So if *arg7* is -600, *arg10* is 600. If *arg7* is 400, *arg10* is -400. 


For example, reading the first two lines from list.cqt in the above example of the file, the commands will be:  
command arg1 arg2 arg3 F14 F16 arg6 -1000 arg8 arg9 1000  
command arg1 arg2 arg3 F24 F26 arg6 -900 arg8 arg9 900


Thank you! 