Re: Remove delete-overlay?

[Stuart D. Herring]

> Since I am non-english I had to consult a dictionary now:
>
> - delete: to eliminate especially by blotting out, cutting out, or erasing
> - remove: to change the location, position -- but also to get rid of,
> eliminate

I think it's worth noting that deleting an overlay does in fact "cut it
out" of its buffer, as if it were a patch on fabric.

Davis

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