Function Reference

MouseGetCursor

Returns the cursor ID Number for the current Mouse Cursor.

MouseGetCursor ( )

Return Value

Returns a cursor ID Number:
    -1 = UNKNOWN (@error can be set if the handle to the cursor cannot be found)
     0 = HAND
     1 = APPSTARTING
     2 = ARROW
     3 = CROSS
     4 = HELP
     5 = IBEAM
     6 = ICON (Obsolete for applications marked version 4.0 or later)
     7 = NO
     8 = SIZE (Obsolete for applications marked version 4.0 or later)
     9 = SIZEALL
    10 = SIZENESW
    11 = SIZENS
    12 = SIZENWSE
    13 = SIZEWE
    14 = UPARROW
    15 = WAIT

Related

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