No, what I'm saying is that in this particular case, XEmacs's duplicable
extents make sense, whereas when doing partial kills&yanks they indeed don't
make nearly as much sense as text properties. You can't win both ways.
Yes, that is true. Nobody has found a method that wins both ways.
I think that consistent behavior from partial kills&yanks is
essential, and that we cannot do without it.
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