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I'm trying to make a bash script that requires the ability to probe the cursor state, e.g. if it's hovering over a link or a folderdocument I need it to behave differently than if it's neutral or hovering text.

How could I go about doing this?

I'm trying to make a bash script that requires the ability to probe the cursor state, e.g. if it's hovering over a link or a folder I need it to behave differently than if it's neutral or hovering text.

How could I go about doing this?

I'm trying to make a bash script that requires the ability to probe the cursor state, e.g. if it's hovering over a link or a document I need it to behave differently than if it's neutral or hovering text.

How could I go about doing this?

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Is there a way to find the mouse/cursor state with a command?

I'm trying to make a bash script that requires the ability to probe the cursor state, e.g. if it's hovering over a link or a folder I need it to behave differently than if it's neutral or hovering text.

How could I go about doing this?