Destructive editing of Regions in LP8 with SP2?

Hi!
Like some others I hoped, a function "destructive editing" (applying plugins to audio files) was applied in LP8, but it still isn't.
As Soundtrack Pro is delivered with Logic Studio now, it should be easy to apply any plugin to a region in the arrange of Logic by using the key command "edit in external editor".
Yes, but if you are completely new to Soundtrack Pro 2, it is hard to find out, how to apply a plugin DESTRUCTIVELY!!!! and quickly to the audio file represented by the region in Logic - with a single click - without copying or re-importing to Logic.
Is anyone experienced? (might be a "Protools-killer"
thanks in advance and cheers!
david

I've done it by accident, but it is possible to do destructive edits in STP2. Perhaps, I can retrace my steps and see if I can do it purposefully.
jord

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