labath wrote: I think it'd be better to not do that. HandleCommand does that because it has no idea what events are going to be produced by the command it runs. In case of EvaluateExpression, it feels like there ought to be a way which events are going to be produced and consumed, and I think it'd be better to handle this where the events are being processed (when we're listening on the hijack listener) -- instead of letting the hijack listener forward events to who-knows-where, and then trying to clean up after it.
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