> I would say '-a' should only be evaluated if: > 1: If defined with '-s' or '-l', only when completing that specific > option. > 2: If not defined with '-s' or '-l' in all cases when not completing a > option '-' or an argument to an option (where such argument is required). I agree. And if someone wants to specify common arguments for all '-s' and '-l' options there should be additional switch. But I can not imagine a usage for such a 'common' option for now.
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