complete-c stat -s L -l dereference -d'follow links'
complete-c stat -s f -l file-system -d'display file system status instead of file status'
complete-c stat -s c -l format -x-d'use the specified FORMAT instead of the default; output a newline after each use of FORMAT'
complete-c stat -lprintf-x-d'like --format, but interpret backslash escapes, and do not output a mandatory trailing newline. If you want a newline, include \n in FORMAT'
complete-c stat -s t -l terse -d'print the information in terse form'
complete-c stat -lhelp-d'display this help and exit'
complete-c stat -l version -d'output version information and exit'
else# OS X
complete-c stat -s F -d"Display content type symbols similar to ls(1)"
complete-c stat -s f -d"Display information using specified FORMAT"-r
complete-c stat -s L -d"Use stat(2) instead of lsstat(2)"
complete-c stat -s l -d"Display output in ls -lT format"
complete-c stat -s n -d"Don't force a newline to appear at end of each piece of output"
complete-c stat -s q -d"Supress failure messages"
complete-c stat -s r -d"Display raw information"
complete-c stat -s s -d"Display informationin ``shell output'' suitable for initialising variables"
complete-c stat -s t -d"Display timestamps using specified FORMAT"-r
complete-c stat -s x -d"Verbose information, similar to some Linux distributions"