Hi All,

Let me start by thanking the wonderful wonderful zsh devs! I've been
using tcsh for the last 10 years, and recently switched over to zsh. I'm
completely awestruck! Thanks a ton.

I updated/modified a couple of default completion scripts, and wrote a
couple of new ones. I'm attaching them to this message in case they
would be useful. (Please let me know the "official" way to submit
patches / bugs, and I will do so in future).

Here's a brief description of the changes:

    _gv		Added --monochrome, and options for --orientation

    _lp		Added support for completion of printer options (e.g.
		after lpr -o), and values (as provided by lpoptions).

    _modultils	Added caching for module names. Added -i, --ignore-*
		options. Restricted module names to those ending in *.o
		or *.ko (otherwise too many false positives were
		generated on my system). I'm not sure if *.o is
		necessary. [Also -- some zsh guru should look at my
		caching code. If you put it in the "standard" form, I'll
		use it in future]

    _okular	Added non-qt/kde options, and complete all files which
		okular can view. (I got the list from /etc/mailcap on my
		system, so I'm not sure if the list is complete or not)

    _pdftk	New completion file

    _pgrep	New completion file (which I downloaded from the mailing
		list archives). I guess it's pointless to attach here.
		However, the completion file is quite good, and it might
		be helpful to new users if it was distributed by
		default.

    _subversion	Added caching support. (Completion of svn is quite quite
		slow by default. This makes things a little faster,
		though things are still quite slow...) [I would call the
		changes I made here an "ugly hack". If someone knows a
		better way to speed this up, please let me know]

    _tex	New completion file

    _unison	New completion file

    _vnc	Added -via option

    _wpa_cli	New completion file

    _xournal	New completion file (only completes filenames).

    _xrandr	Added new options. Also made some options repeatable
		(e.g. --output). Completed values for displays, modes,
		--set and properties. (I took the completion values from
		my system. One may want to make these user configurable
		styles instead).

Thanks,

GI

-- 
The 10 Commandments of DOS:
6. Thou shall edit and shuffle the sacred lines of CONFIG.SYS and
AUTOEXEC.BAT until DOS functions adequately for the likes of you. Giving
up in disgust is not allowed.