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yes, you're correct. you can punch in and out mulitple times without stopping but what we're wondering about is setting up the program to punch for you in multiple areas.
this would allow me to highlight the areas I wanted to punch on the vocal tracks during playback, then just hit record. Of course I would have pre roll setup already.
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Well, if not stopping is your objective, then setting up a new track to record would be the way to go. Just create the track and start recording. You wouldn't have to stop -- just let it roll.
From there you have many options once the new vocal lines on the new track have been recorded. You could comp them with takes from the first track in a playlist. You could crossfade between tracks. You could bus both tracks to an audio track or an aux track and automate the send level.
As far as highlighting more than one area on the same track, that can't be done.