(Formerly known as RefreshMouse, which is now obsolete)
Mouse.Update();
Updates the global variables "mouse.x" and "mouse.y" with the current
position of the mouse. Normally, these variables are set just before each
script function is executed. However, if you have a very long script where
the mouse may have moved since the start of the function, and you need the
exact current location, then this command will update the variables.
Example:
Display("The mouse was at: %d, %d.", mouse.x, mouse.y);
mouse.Update();
Display("The mouse is now at: %d, %d.", mouse.x, mouse.y);
will display the mouse position just before each dialog box is displayed
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