Free42 NSTK ENTER behavior

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(03-09-2021 01:14 AM)Steve Simpkin Wrote:  I agree with Thomas. Someone using NSTK would probably be familiar with the way Enter works with the unlimited stack on the RPL models and would expect Enter to work the same way here. It is perfect the way it is.

Since the topic of emulating RPL behavior was mentioned, I'm curious, does anyone have an example off-hand of an RPL calculator that enters input directly onto the "1:" level of the stack instead of an intermediate, anonymous input buffer?

That's what NSTK does, which is already a sort of odd hybrid I think, but admittedly it is unlikely to cause any change in practical behavior as opposed to the [ENTER] mapping, especially on a calculator like Free42 that doesn't support program entry in the main mode. FWIW I happen to like this divergence from RPL in the NSTK implementation and it definitely seems like the right choice here, all things considered.