After an upgrade to a new Basket version (2.10~beta+git6fed731-1 per Debian versioning), the select buffer doesn't work. When I select text in a basket, it is not stored in the select buffer and middle-clicking in another application doesn't paste it. Conversely, when I select text in another application and it is stored in the select buffer, middle-clicking in basket pastes the *clipboard* instead of the select buffer.

Middle-clicking outside of a basket works as it should - it creates a new note that has the contents of the select buffer (not the clipboard).

This is a problem for several reasons:
1. It's inconvenient - I lose the ability to use separate select buffer and clipboard with basket.
2. It's inconsistent with other applications, with other KDE apps at that - which is confusing to any user.
3. It's internally inconsistent. There's this weird scenario: If the clipboard contains "asd" and select buffer contains "fgh", middle-click outside of a note, followed by a middle-click inside that note produces "asdfgh", violating the rule of least surprise. By a lot.
4. It's potentially risky. I just selected a shell command in a basket, and a middle-click in a terminal produced a totally unrelated command. Oops. (Fortunately, no permanent damage occurred)

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Open Basket
2. Create new note
3. Open KWrite
4. Type "asd" and copy it to clipboard, type "def" and select it.
5. Open Basket.
6. click inside the new note so that you're typing in it. 
7. Middle click at the cursor. 


Actual Results:  
"asd" is pasted

Expected Results:  
"def" should have been pasted