zsh-completions/src/_scrub

#compdef scrub
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#  Completion script for scrub. A utility which iteratively writes patterns on files or disk devices to make retrieving the data more difficult. (http://linux.die.net/man/1/scrub).
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#  * Jindřich Pilař (https://github.com/JindrichPilar)
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_scrub() {

local patterns
patterns="nnsa dod bsi gutmann schneier pfitzner7 pfitzner33 usarmy fillzero fillff random random2 old fastold"

_arguments -C \
   "(- 1 *)"{-v,--version}"[Print scrub version and exit.]" \
   {-r,--remove}"[Remove the file after scrubbing.]" \
   {-p,--pattern}"[Select  the  patterns to write.]:pattern:($patterns)" \
   {-b,--blocksize}"[Perform read and write calls using the specified blocksize (in bytes).]:block size:" \
   {-f,--force}"[Scrub even if target contains signature indicating it has already been scrubbed.]" \
   {-S,--no-signature}"[Do not write scrub signature.]" \
   {-X,--freespace}"[Create  specified directory and fill it with files until write returns ENOSPC (file sys‐tem full), then scrub the files as usual.]:directory name:" \
   {-D,--dirent}"[After scrubbing the file, scrub its name in the directory entry, then rename it  to  the new name.]:new name:" \
   {-s,--device-size}"[Override the device size (in bytes).]:size:" \
   {-L,--no-link}"[If file is a symbolic link, do not scrub the link target.]" \
   {-R,--no-hwrand}"[Don't use a hardware random number generator even if one is available.]" \
   {-t,--no-threads}"[Don't generate random data in parallel with I/O.]" \
   {-n,--dry-run}"[Do everything but write to targets.]" \
   {-h,--help}"[Print a summary of command line options on stderr.]" \
   '*:files:_files' \
}

_scrub