select behaving strange in 3.1.4

[Goran Larsson <hoh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Look at this:

$ echo $ZSH_VERSION
3.1.4
$ 
$ cat select_weirdness
#!/usr/local/bin/zsh

PROMPT3="What now?"
select junk in A B C; do
        echo $junk
done
$ 
$ ./select_weirdness
1) A  2) B  3) C
What now?^D                                        <-- enter control-D
$ 
$ . ./select_weirdness
1) A  2) B  3) C
What now?^D                                        <-- enter control-D
zsh: do you wish to see all 1120 possibilities? y  <-- enter y
[[[ list of 1120 executable files, shell builtins, et.al. ]]]
What now?^G                                        <-- enter control-G
$ 

The zshmisc.1 manpage says about select that

 "list is executed for each selection until a break or
  end-of-file is encountered."

Now, the control-D did not act as end-of-file here and control-G
isn't mentioned in the manpage, so what is going on?

Even more weird is that by entering this another anomaly shows up:

$ . ./select_weirdness
1) A  2) B  3) C
What now?^C                                        <-- enter control-C
$ 
$ . ./select_weirdness
1) A  2) B  3) C
What now?2                                         <-- enter 2
B
What now?^D                                        <-- enter control-D
zsh: do you wish to see all 1120 possibilities? n  <-- enter n
What now?^C                                        <-- enter control-C

At this point control-C has stopped working and control-D only
asks stupid questions. No documented way out of select works, so
I have to use the undocumented control-G.

What now?^G                                        <-- enter control-G
$ 

Who broke select, and why?

-- 
 Goran Larsson            hoh@xxxxxxxxxx
 I was an atheist,        http://home1.swipnet.se/%7Ew-12153/
 until I found out I was God.