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> Z(4):akr@serein% _ls_arguments=($(LD_PRELOAD=$PWD/optioninfo.so ls))
                                    ^^^^^^^^^^ argh!
>
> Although this is not so sophisticated now and it is not portable, it
> is very useful in some case.  How about this?
>

Yes, it is not very portable. Do you suggest to use it outside of Zsh?
Or in Zsh completion? If it can be made Zsh module - why not. But
please, no PRELOAD fiddling.

-andrej