jp: option '-c' is not longer a flag but a string to define the profile password: - no '-c': same behavior as before, do not connect the profile - '-c' with not following value: autoconnect and use the default value '' as profile password - '-c' with a following value: autoconnect and use that value as profile password Note that previous scripts may not work. For example, even if the profile password for "test1" is empty: jp disco -p test1 -c contact@host.net must be changed to: jp disco -p test1 -c -- contact@host.net Otherwise, argparse will think that "contact@host.net" is the password and that the target JID is missing.

This directory contains files related to SàT but not directly used by it.

* file _jp:
    This is the completion file for zsh. To use it, you need to have it in a path accessible in your fpath variable, and to have completion activated. This can be done by the following commands in your .zshrc:

### .zshrc completion ###
fpath=(/path/to/directory/with/_jp/ $fpath)
autoload -U compinit
compinit
### end of .zshrc completion ###

    Then, you should be able to complete a jp command line by pressing [TAB].