How to check if the State machine is transitioning.

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Just like the title says: How can I check when the state machine is in transition between two states?

I understand how to retrieve what state the state machine is currently in, but how do I check if its currently in transition.

This is specific because I want to lock the movement and rotation of my GameObject if the state machine attached is transitioning from one state to another?

Is this even possible??

Edit 1: Im looking at the scripting API and am looking at a few classes: AnimatorStateTransition, AnimatorTransition and AnimatorTransitionBase.

The only class that monobehavior allows is AnimatorTransitionInfo. (Sorry if I sound like a noob)

Both AnimatorTransition and the base class have a member variable destinationState. Would this be possible to check the animator objects destination state and lock transform if the destinationState variable contains the state?

Edit 2:

Looks like this bit of code works actually:

//Checks the transition 
        currentTransition = anim.GetAnimatorTransitionInfo(0);

        if(currentTransition.IsName("Run -> Attack"))
        {
            Debug.Log("Attack transition");
        }

A similar question was asked and answered as well:

The person who answered it, might have written it a bit more eloquently than me.

Thanks

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AnimatorTransitionInfo currentTransition = animator.GetAnimatorTransitionInfo(0);

if (currentTransition.duration > 0) you are in a transition.

You can also check if a particular tradition is happening:
if (currentTransition.IsName(“Base.StateName1 → Base Layer.StateName1”))