How to use
LinkedModeUI$IExitPolicy
in
org.eclipse.jface.text.link

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ExitFlags exitFlags= fExitPolicy.doExit(fModel, event, offset, length);
if (exitFlags != null) {
  leave(exitFlags.flags);

ExitFlags exitFlags= fExitPolicy.doExit(fModel, event, offset, length);
if (exitFlags != null) {
  leave(exitFlags.flags);

An exit policy can be registered by a caller to get custom exit behavior.

Clients may implement this interface.

doExit
Checks whether the linked mode should be left after receiving the given VerifyEvent and selection.

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