Macro a Macro

[MeleeSpriestDK]

SO far i have /usemacro [button:1] A; [button:2] B

I want to be able to click a macro buttton and have it do several things mainly i want to be able to toggle my farclip but this has many uses if i can figure out how to use a macro.. i dont know that the commands are rite so please help

[Dark Side]

Moved to Interface and Macros Subforum.

[Wericia]

I think you need the click function in your macro and have several macros on your actionbar, that's my guess.
Maybe someone who knows better could help you out.

[tyggyr]

Put macros A, B and C somewhere on action bars.
Distilled wisdom from Wowpedia's "Making a macro" page.

Then make a new macro,

/click [btn:1] A; [btn:2] B; [btn:3] C

btn1=left click; btn2=right click; btn3=middle click
You can remove any of these, or add more conditionals as you like (use modifiers to change selection for when using keybinds, etc - see the link above for details).

The tricky-ish part is what to call A B and C - you don't use the macro names, you use the names of the action bar buttons where you put the macros:

• ActionButton# ......................... Main Bar*
• BonusActionButton# ................. Dynamic bar that switches actions based on Druid Forms, Warrior Stances, and Rogue Stealth*
• MultiBarBottomLeftButton# ........ Bottom Left Bar
• MultiBarBottomRightButton# ...... Bottom Right Bar
• MultiBarRightButton# ............... Right Bar
• MultiBarLeftButton# ................. Right Bar 2 (to the left of "Right Bar")
• PetActionButton# ..................... Pet Bar
• ShapeshiftButton# ................... Druid Forms, Paladin Auras, Warrior Stances, Death Knight Presences, Rogue Stealth, Hunter Aspects

For instance, ActionButton1 is the main action bar, button 1; MultiBarBottomLeftButton1 is the button immediately above that one in the standard UI; you can figure out the rest.