Editing WoWBench/Getting started (section)

==== Interacting with units and objects ====
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 cmd> '''mouse Signpost'''
 You read the signpost. It says:
 
   Welcome to WoWBench v1.10.2.a3
 
 It is dark and you are in a maze of hairy lua scripts, all alike but subtly different.
 You are likely to be eaten by a grue.
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This just a simple <tt>&lt;OnEnter&gt;</tt> trigger in world.xml, in <code>&lt;Object name&#x3d;"Signpost"&gt;</code>, which demonstrates that you can more or less define the world to behave exactly the way you like it to. A more meaningful implementation of OnEnter in objects is probably to trigger the GameTooltip object to show:


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 cmd> mouse Bob
 Show: GameTooltip GameTooltip
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WoWBench will tell you about frames being shown or hidden after startup. In this case, mousing over Bob triggered a GameTooltip object named "GameTooltip" (you'll recognize this from how it actually works in-game) to show. And we can even look at the tooltip!


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