How to check for Cursor change?

[Yashied]

Then it's impossible.

[Bert]

I don`t know. Why do you think that?

logic strongly suggest what the person is asking for can be used in a game. I can't see much reason to use it otherwise. IMHO.

[wakillon]

logic strongly suggest what the person is asking for can be used in a game. I can't see much reason to use it otherwise. IMHO.

His silence on the subject does not help him...

may be, may be not

who knows ?

[Sedoc94]

Hello,

Sorry for my inactivity here..

Just checked the thread back and no this is not for a game.

I have a company software...

The software has custom cursors, but there is this case where the

cursor will change to another cursor to notify the user that there is

some sort of new action going on.

I want the AutoIt to detect what cursor it is changed to and act

accoording to the identified cursor.

I see so many sample of codes in this thread and I also see people who

are trying them out so I am kinda confused what to try out but I think I

will try out some of the code and see what is workin and what not.

Btw yeah I have access to the cursor files.

They aren't .cur files though, but .ani files.

Thanks for all the help!

Edited August 12, 2011 by Sedoc94

[TheSaint]

Hello,

Sorry for my inactivity here..

Just checked the thread back and no this is not for a game.

I have a company software...

The software has custom cursors, but there is this case where the

cursor will change to another cursor to notify the user that there is

some sort of new action going on.

I want the AutoIt to detect what cursor it is changed to and act

accoording to the identified cursor.

I see so many sample of codes in this thread and I also see people who

are trying them out so I am kinda confused what to try out but I think I

will try out some of the code and see what is workin and what not.

Btw yeah I have access to the cursor files.

They aren't .cur files though, but .ani files.

Thanks for all the help!

It may be, that there is another way around this without worrying about cursors at all ... perhaps you need to think outside the box.

[Bert]

Hello,

Sorry for my inactivity here..

Just checked the thread back and no this is not for a game.

I have a company software...

The software has custom cursors, but there is this case where the

cursor will change to another cursor to notify the user that there is

some sort of new action going on.

I want the AutoIt to detect what cursor it is changed to and act

accoording to the identified cursor.

I see so many sample of codes in this thread and I also see people who

are trying them out so I am kinda confused what to try out but I think I

will try out some of the code and see what is workin and what not.

Btw yeah I have access to the cursor files.

They aren't .cur files though, but .ani files.

Thanks for all the help!

My mistake!

One thing we can look at to see if something is happening is reading the controls in the application. Have you tried using the AutoIt Window Info tool on the application to see if you can read the controls?

[monoscout999]

My mistake!

One thing we can look at to see if something is happening is reading the controls in the application. Have you tried using the AutoIt Window Info tool on the application to see if you can read the controls?

What is your idea?

@Sedoc94

there are other ways to find if the cursor is hovering an exact control.. there are APIs that found the control under the cursor, there`s a function called _WinAPI_WindowFromPoint or _WinAPI_ChildWindowFromPointEx this last one is included in the winapiex.au3 UDF that you can find in the example scripts section of this forum.(VERY RECOMENDED UDF)

Edited August 15, 2011 by monoscout999