Function Reference

MouseGetCursor

Returns the cursor ID Number for the current Mouse Cursor.

MouseGetCursor ( )

Return Value

Returns a cursor ID Number:
$MCID_UNKNOWN (-1) : (@error can be set if the handle to the cursor cannot be found)
$MCID_HAND (0)
$MCID_APPSTARTING (1)
$MCID_ARROW (2)
$MCID_CROSS (3)
$MCID_HELP (4)
$MCID_IBEAM (5)
$MCID_ICON (6) (Obsolete for applications marked version 4.0 or later)
$MCID_NO (7)
$MCID_SIZE (8) (Obsolete for applications marked version 4.0 or later)
$MCID_SIZEALL (9)
$MCID_SIZENESW (10)
$MCID_SIZENS (11)
$MCID_SIZENWSE (12)
MCID_SIZEWE (13)
$MCID_UPARROW (14)
$MCID_WAIT (15)
$MCID_NONE (16)

Constants are defined in "AutoItConstants.au3".

MouseGetPos

Example

#include <MsgBoxConstants.au3>
Sleep (1000); Allow time for the cursor to change its state.
; Create an array of possible cursor states using StringSplit.
Local $aArray= StringSplit ("Hand|AppStarting|Arrow|Cross|Help|IBeam|Icon (obsolete)|No|"&_
"Size (obsolete)|SizeAll|SizeNESW|SizeNS|SizeNWSE|SizeWE|UpArrow|Wait|Empty","|",2); The flag parameter is set to flag = 2 as we don't require the total count of the array.
#cs
  The array returned will contain the following values:
  $aArray[0] = "Hand"
  $aArray[1] = "AppStarting"
  $aArray[2] = "Arrow"
  ...
  $aArray[16] = "Empty"
#ce
Local $iCursor= MouseGetCursor ()
MsgBox ($MB_SYSTEMMODAL,"CursorID = "&$iCursor,"Which means "&$aArray[$iCursor]&"."); Use the CursorID value as the index value of the array

Function Reference

MouseGetCursor

Return Value

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