jimingham wrote: I would prefer you make the `-t` an option with a value, rather than a flag saying what the argument means. It makes the completer much easier to hook up since the option value can complete against the native thread ID's, and the argument complete against thread indexes. You CAN write completers that look at the whole line, check what options are provided and complete based on that. `break set` does this for `break set -n Foo -s libmylib.dylib` if you want to have a look at that. But otherwise, making the option have a value will be more straightforward.
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