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<werpan> after having run slime-compile-defun, often there is an annoying extra newline printed in the REPL buffer when evaluating the newly compiled stuff
<werpan> for example, compiling (defvar x 3) in the lisp-file buffer, switching to the REPL and typing x, I first get an extra blank row printed and only thereafter the value 3
<werpan> I have seen this on numerous coding videos as well, so it's not just me. is this a bug?
<werpan> I never get such extra newlines when entering stuff directly into a SBCL (or clisp) shell
<luis> You don't compile things interactively in between repl commands though.
<luis> But it might be a bug, yes.