i'm not talking about changing Click(),i'm talking about making a command LIKE .click. hmm... Okay, let's say I have a Get() verb, where the argument is a type path that will later be created and added to my inventory.

If I was just making a simple verb and then calling it, I could change the argument as I wanted. But, since it's a command, a macro, a dot verb, WHATEVER you wanna call it; how can I define the argument upon pressing the space bar? (it's probably more to do with the macro list in the interface. sorry, interfaces are new to me!)

No offense intended, but you really need to explain yourself better when you post questions. Having tidier posts and writing would help too.

From what I can gather, you're asking if it's possible to make macros with arguments. Since a macro is just a shorthand and behaves the same as a client command, you can do everything with it that you can do by a command.

Commands to verbs that take input as arguments include the arguments after the command name; if used with atoms, they are in the format of the atom's name. So if you have a verb like this:

And if you want to attack Bob that is next to you, the command is "attack bob". No type paths or anything, since that would be useless.

So, if you wanted to make a custom macro to automatically buy an obj/item/cucumber from a shopkeeper, you'd use the command "buy [shopkeeper] cucumber", cucumber being the name of the obj.

As an extra, for your common Say(msg as text) verb, if you wanted to quickly notify players of impeding doom, you'd make a macro for say "fire in the hole!".