###User Defined Function###
_WinAPI_GetIconInfo

###Description###
Retrieves information about the specified icon or cursor

###Syntax###
#include <WinAPI.au3>
_WinAPI_GetIconInfo ( $hIcon )


###Parameters###
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$hIcon
	Handle to the icon or cursor. To retrieve information on a standard icon or cursor, specify one
	of the following values:
	$IDC_APPSTARTING - Standard arrow and small hourglass cursor
	$IDC_ARROW - Standard arrow cursor
	$IDC_CROSS - Crosshair cursor
	$IDC_HAND - Hand cursor
	$IDC_HELP - Arrow and question mark cursor
	$IDC_IBEAM - I-beam cursor
	$IDC_NO - Slashed circle cursor
	$IDC_SIZEALL - Four-pointed arrow cursor
	$IDC_SIZENESW - Double-pointed arrow cursor pointing NE and SW
	$IDC_SIZENS - Double-pointed arrow cursor pointing N and S
	$IDC_SIZENWSE - Double-pointed arrow cursor pointing NW and SE
	$IDC_SIZEWE - Double-pointed arrow cursor pointing W and E
	$IDC_UPARROW - Vertical arrow cursor
	$IDC_WAIT - Hourglass cursor
	$IDI_APPLICATION - Application icon
	$IDI_ASTERISK - Asterisk icon
	$IDI_EXCLAMATION - Exclamation point icon
	$IDI_HAND - Stop sign icon
	$IDI_QUESTION - Question-mark icon
	$IDI_WINLOGO - Windows logo icon
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###ReturnValue###
@@ReturnTable@@
Success:	Array with the following format:
	$aIcon[0] - True
	$aIcon[1] - True specifies an icon, False specifies a cursor
	$aIcon[2] - Specifies the X coordinate of a cursor's hot spot
	$aIcon[3] - Specifies the Y coordinate of a cursor's hot spot
	$aIcon[4] - Specifies the icon bitmask bitmap
	$aIcon[5] - Handle to the icon color bitmap
Failure:	Sets the @error flag to non-zero, call <a href="_WinAPI_GetLastError.htm">_WinAPI_GetLastError()</a> to get extended error information
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###Remarks###
This function creates bitmaps for the bitmask and color members. You must manage these bitmaps and delete
them when they are no longer necessary.


###Related###


###See Also###
@@MsdnLink@@ GetIconInfo


###Example###
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