# -*- shell-script -*-
#
# Gentoo Linux command completion -- FEATURES (COMMANDS) TO BE ADDED.
#
# $Id: TODO,v 1.3 2004/06/03 01:04:41 zorder Exp $
#
# Copyright 1999-2004 Gentoo Technologies, Inc.
# Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License, v2 or later

#
# etcat completion command
#
have etcat && {
_etcat()
{
	# -b </path/to/file> [category]
	# belongs </path/to/file> [category]
	#   Searches for the package which a file belongs to with an option
	#   to restrict a search to a single or multiple category. Wildcards
	#   in the category name is accepted to speed up searching.
	#   (eg.  etcat  belongs  /usr/lib/libmpeg.so "media-*")
	# 
	# -c <package[-version]>
	# changes <package[-version]>
	#   Outputs ChangeLog entry for the package and version specified.
	#   Uses the latest package version if none specified.
	# 
	# -d <regex expression>
	# depends <regex expression>
	#   Searches through portage for a dependency string satisfying that
	#   regular expression.
	# 
	# -f <package[-version]>
	# files <package[-version]>
	#   Lists all the files installed for this package.
	# 
	# -s <package>
	# size <package>
	#   Outputs the installed size of the package.
	# 
	# -u <package[-version]>
	# uses <package[-version]>
	#   Outputs the USE flags supported by this package and also their
	#   installed state and description.
	# 
	# -v <package>
	# versions <package>
	#   Output all the versions for packages that match the package name
	#   given with indication of whether the packages is stable, masked,
	#   unstable or installed.
	
}
complete -F _etcat etcat
}

# epm completion command
#
have epm && {
_epm()
{

}
complete -F _epm epm
}

#
# euse completion command
#
have euse && {
_euse()
{
# DESCRIPTION
#  euse is used to set(disable/enable) USE flags /etc/make.conf without having to edit the file directly. It is also used to
#  get detail information about use flags like description, status of flags(enabled/disabled),  type  of  flag(global/local)
#  etc.  It can also be queried for viewing the current use flag settings in /etc/make.conf, /etc/make.defaults and environ-
#  ment.
# OPTIONS
#  -c, --conf
#         Print the USE flag setting in /etc/make.conf
#  -d, --defaults
#         Print the USE flag setting in /etc/make.profile/make.defaults
#  -e, --env
#         Print the USE flag setting in environment
#  -E, --enable
#         Enables USE flag(s) in make.conf. It accepts one or more USE flags  space  separted  as  parameters.  Please  read
#         README for all the different cases it handles.
#  -D, --disable
#         Disables  USE  flag(s)  in  make.conf.  Puts  a  '-'  sign  infront  of the use flag and appends to USE setting of
#         make.conf. It accepts one or more USE flags space separted as parameters. Please read README for all the different
#         cases it handles.
#  -i, --info
#         Prints  detail  information about the USE flag(s). If no arguments are given then all the USE flag(global & local)
#         information is printed. If one or more arguments are given(space separated) then information of only  those  flags
#         are printed.
#         The output is in the following format:
#         alpha         [-] [ ] [G] indicates that architecture ...
#         moznocompose  [+] [C] [L] [net-www/mozilla] : If you  ...
#         The column descriptions are:
#         flag_name
#                name of the use flag
#         flag_status
#                indicates whether the USE flag is enabled or disabled. - indicates disabled, + indicates enabled.
#         flag_location
#                indicates  where  the USE flag is enabled or disabled.  C indicates make.conf, D indicates make.defaults, E
#                indicates environment.
#         flag_type
#                indicates if the flag is global USE flag or a local USE flag.If it is local USE flag, then the  description
#                column begins with the package which it belongs to in square brackets. See moznocompose example above.
#         description
#                gives a short description of the USE flag
#  -h, --help
#         Show the help message listing all the available flags and a short description
#  -v, --version
#         Show the version information

}
complete -F _euse euse
}