components/zsh/Completion/Solaris/Command/_snoop
author Danek Duvall <danek.duvall@oracle.com>
Thu, 17 Feb 2011 13:44:40 -0800
changeset 93 b579c7b1bb44
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#compdef snoop

_snoop() {
	local -a t_opt exp

t_opt=(
	"r"\:"time relative to first packet"
	"a"\:"absolute time"
	"d"\:"delta time - time since receiving previous packet"
)

exp=(
	"ether"
	"ethertype"
	"host"
	"from"
	"to"
	"ip"
	"ip6"
	"arp"
	"rarp"
	"pppoe"
	"pppoed"
	"pppoes"
	"vlan"
	"vlan-id"
	"broadcast"
	"multicast"
	"bootp"
	"dhcp"
	"dhcp6"
	"apple"
	"decnet"
	"greater"
	"less"
	"udp"
	"tcp"
	"icmp"
	"icmp6"
	"ah"
	"esp"
	"net"
	"port"
	"rpc"
	"zone"
	"ldap"
	"gateway"
	"nofrag"
	">"
	">="
	"<"
	"<="
	"="
	"!="
	"and"
	"or"
	"not"
	"slp"
	"sctp"
	"ospf"
)

	_arguments \
		'-a[generate audio signal on receiving packets]' \
		'-c[quit after capturing maxcount packets]:maxcount' \
		'-d[capture packets from specified device]:device:_net_interfaces' \
		'-i[display packets previously captured to file]:file:_files' \
		'-n[use file as IP address-to-name mapping table]:file:_files' \
		'-o[save captured packets to file]:file:_files' \
		'-p[display one or more packets from captured file]:first packet number [ , last packet number]' \
		'-q[do not display packet counter when capturing to file]' \
		'-r[do not resolve IP addresses to names]' \
		'-s[truncate each packet after snaplen bytes]:snaplen' \
		'-t[time-stamp presentation]:time-stamp mode:(($t_opt))' \
		'-C[list code generated from filter expression]' \
		'-D[display number of packets dropped on the summary line]' \
		'-N[create IP-address-to-name mapping table file (used with -i)]' \
		'-I[capture packets from specified interface]:interface:_net_interfaces' \
		'-P[capture packets in non-promiscuous mode]' \
		'-S[display size of the entire link layer frame in bytes]' \
		'-V[verbose summary mode]' \
		'-v[verbose mode]' \
		'-x[display offset and length of packet in HEX and ASCII]:offset [ , length]' \
		'*:expression:(($exp))' \
}

_snoop "$@"