deal with 0 or multiple expressions at the repl

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 #+AUTHOR: Christophe Rhodes
 #+EMAIL: csr21@cantab.net
 #+OPTIONS: H:0 toc:nil
-* OPEN #1 printed output not redirected to slime repl                 :MINOR:
+* RESOLVED #1 printed output not redirected to slime repl       :MINOR:FIXED:
   The output from functions performing printing is sent to the
   standard output of the process running =swank()=, not to an emacs
   stream.
@@ -18,6 +18,26 @@
 * OPEN #4 multibyte characters corrupt slime connection              :NORMAL:
   Not in all circumstances (e.g. ="£"= is OK) but =1:£= fails in
   slime-net-read-or-lose.
+* RESOLVED #5 respect visibility of evaluated results        :WISHLIST:FIXED:
+  I think we can do this by calling =.Internal(eval.with.vis(...))=
+  instead of just regular =eval()=
+* OPEN #6 occasional invalid sink() errors                           :NORMAL:
+  Not sure yet when it happens, but it makes the terminal browser pop up.
+* OPEN #7 swank server is uninterruptible                            :NORMAL:
+  at least in certain conditions
+* RESOLVED #8 startup is not filesystem-location independent    :MINOR:FIXED:
+  Requires the cwd to be the swankr directory to be able to find
+  swank-presentations and swank-media
+* OPEN #9 help and ? to produce help buffers                       :WISHLIST:
+  Not like ESS, though: that works by looking at the user's input with
+  a regexp.  Use slime-media?
+* RESOLVED #10 0 or more than 1 exprs at REPL                   :MINOR:FIXED:
+  Entering 0 exprs (whitespace or the empty string) at the REPL gives
+  an error from `swank:listener-eval`, which subscripts the parse tree
+  with index 1.  (Entering more than one simply ignores all after the
+  first, assuming that they all parse).  We should be a bit more like
+  R's repl, evaluating each of the exprs in turn and treating the
+  results a bit like CL's multiple values
 * COMMENT:
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