Making my own WoW scriptable macro program

I'm making a scriptable macro program for World of Warcraft, but need to know how to do the whole scripting part.

I want to have a textbox, where the user puts in the info, then the script is run from a GetAsyncKeyState such as F10. I only want basic commands like this:

Cast(Hotkey1)
(Hotkey1 is the spell hotkey in the actionbars in WoW, so to attack someone would press "1" in-game normally).
What Cast would do would be to send the key "1" in-game to attack the selected NPC/player.

Then some other basic commands like:
Wait(Ms)

Etc. Once I know how to make commands and have the program read the whole script, I can make more commands and develop off that.

Anyway, I'd really love some help

Note: I've already checked out Darthatron's source and frankly I just can't seem to piece it together.

 

[Swan]

Lua is probably the easiest way to do this if you aren't interested in hours spent writing your own script parser. I've only really used it with C#, but it should be able to be applied to Visual Basic.

More info: http://www.lua.org/
http://www.luaforge.net/

 

I would do that, but honestly there's no need. I'm only going to have something like max 3 commands in my program. Take Darthatron's scripter example, it uses MoveMouse (x) (y) etc, without using VBScript. I want to do something like that, but explained a little better. Plus my commands are far more simple.

 

[Darthatron]

Add me to MSN and I'll try and explain the code to you.

 

[Tilex]

If you're going to do this, don't do it in VB6. A 3D MMORPG as big as WoW would require asynchronous connections to states and shit, and other big words, etc. You can't control a character effectively through colors and keystates, to put it simply.