I have no idea about what lemur is, and also don't know what IndriRunQuery is, but you could possibly do something like this;
for my $i (351..354) {
my $param = "<parameters>
<index>/home/nikol123/indri-5.6/4collections</index>
<query> <type>indri</type> <number>$i</number> <text>British Chunnel i
+mpact</text> </query>
<fbDocs>10</fbDocs>
</parameters>";
my $paramfile = "param$i.txt";
open my $PARAM, ">", $paramfile or die "Can't open $paramfile $
+!";
print $PARAM, $param;
close $PARAM;
do_something_with($paramfile);
}
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