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>
> This is in version 4.0.2 too so is not new.
>
> s=( $a[(<tab> )
> cursor positioned where I have put `<tab>'.
>

Now it's my turn to say "works for me" :-) (but in CVS version)

bor@itsrm2% s=($a[(TAB
Completing subscript flags
I -- highest index of value matched by subscript
...

It is not exactly your example, but then I get very strange result:

bor@itsrm2% s=( $a[(TAB )
bor@itsrm2% s=( $a[( )!
Completing parameter
!            #            $            ?            ARGC         BAUD
COLUMNS      EGID         ERRNO        EUID         GID          HISTSIZE
KEYTIMEOUT   LINENO       LINES        LISTMAX      LOGCHECK     MAILCHECK
OPTIND       PPID         RANDOM       SECONDS      SHLVL        TTYIDLE
UID          status

Hmm ...

-andrej