Can I pass filename to script called in shell?

[Terry Duell]

Hullo All,
The subject sounds a bit circuitous, hopefully I will be able to explain  
what I am trying to do.
I have a script file (run-psd.m), as follows...

	file = read(argv(){2});
	acc = dlmread(file);
	psd = autspec(acc,dt,win,raw);
	save -ascii psddata psd

And I want to be able to use that from a shell, as follows...

#! /bin/sh

   for ACC in `cat accfile`
   do
	octave run-psd.m /driver-acc/$ACC
	gnuplot plotpsd
	mv psd.ps psdfiles/$ACC-psd.ps
   done
   echo "All done"

All my input files are listed in the file'accfile'.
my script file (run-psd.m) works OK from the commandline if I replace the  
first line with 'file = input("Acc-time history filename ","s");' or  
similar. This is OK for testing or a small number of input files and I  
manually enter the filename, but I would like to automate it to handle a  
large number of files.
I am getting an error 'read' undefined, so clearly I don't have the right  
syntax, or maybe not even the right approach.
Could someone please point me in the right direction?

Cheers,
-- 
Regards,
Terry Duell