os x 10.10 can't build cache

[beyondkmp]

~|⇒  cd .oh-my-zsh/cache
⇒  ls

There is no cache. And I use pip ,there is no cache.

beyond@birdcat:~/.oh-my-zsh/cache|master
⇒  pip install -

it complets - options first ,not the name of the software.

The version of pip is

⇒  pip --version
pip 6.0.8 from /usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pip-6.0.8-py2.7.egg (python 2.7)

Could you help me???

[apjanke]

It's normal for the .oh-my-zsh/cache directory to be empty. Only some plugins use it.

It also seems normal for the pip completion to be completing option names, since you have a "-" as the last character in the command you've typed so far. What were you expecting to happen that isn't working for you?

[beyondkmp]

I expect it completes the software's name.
I have solved it! I install zsh-completions, and I write the following setting in .zshrc

#fpath=(/usr/local/share/zsh-completions $fpath)

So I find it run zsh-completions firstly. It conflicts with the plugins of oh-my-zsh. Understand? Thank you also!

[apjanke]

This sounds normal, too. Options start with a dash, so if you type in a dash and hit tab, the completion system thinks you are typing an option, so it completes option names for you. If you type in the first couple letters of a software or package name and hit tab, then it will complete package names.

For example, if you type pip install foo and hit tab, you'll get a list of package names starting with "foo".

$ pip install foo
foo             foobar2         foodstats       foolib          foorep
fooArjun        foocaptcha      foohid          foolscap        foot-fixtures
foobar          foodlist        fookebox        foonitidigital