Wrong description of RPL ENTER?

[Dave Britten]

You are correct, the ENTER key is "parse the command line" and nothing actually goes on the stack until the command line has been parsed. You put multiple objects onto the command line separated by spaces, and they'll all be processed in sequence. For example: 5 8 2 ENTER will put 5, 8, and 2 on the stack. When the command line isn't active (i.e. you haven't started typing anything), then ENTER is just a convenient shortcut for DUP, which makes it act a bit like the older RPN stack.