What allows a user to double click with the mouse in a document to move the insertion point to a new location?

In most text editing software, double-clicking with the mouse allows users to quickly place the insertion point at a specific location within the document. This is typically enabled by the software’s interface, which interprets the double-click action as a command to position the cursor where the user clicked. Additionally, the system recognizes the context of the click, ensuring that the insertion point is accurately moved without affecting the selected text.