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@Luc Hermitte
Thank you for your reply. I looked into the code you provided. It seems the only viable way is through mapping of the key that accepts the selection (i.e. first insert the text, then check for the buffer's change to see what the selection is, probably expand it further). I was aware of this approach, I just thought it was a tedious work-around, especially when you don't actually need the buffer to be changed. Since there's no other approach I'm aware of I think shall go down this path with my application.
I'll have this topic updated if I find something new, thanks again.
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