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From: Martin Richter <mrichter@theory.phy.tu-dresden.de>
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Thank you very much,

> That means it's working perfectly.
yes indeed. And as my own completion function is not as complicated as this the 
compdef with the '-P' worked perfeclty well for me.

Thanks again,
Martin