calling a mob function from inside the client

ID:146685
 
Mar 22 2005, 10:23 am
Code:
client
    Northwest()
        if(!src.clips)
            src << "You have no clips left!"
            return
        else
            usr.Reload()


Problem description:
The usr there is a /mob/pc/[name], problem is, every time I compile it tells me that usr.Reload() hasn't been defined, I need some way of identifying the person that's trying to reload while skipping the bloody usr

mob/pc/proc/Reload(obj/Inventory/Equipment/E)
            if(!istype(E) || !E.AllowUnequip() || src.vars["[E.identifier]"]!=E)
                return 0
            if(E.bullets == E.maxbullets)
                usr << "You do not need to reload"
                return
            E.bullets = E.maxbullets
            usr << "You reload your [E]!"


There's the reload proc just in case that helps you help me...
Mar 22 2005, 11:04 am
Use src!

You're abusing usr anyway. To find out what's wrong with using usr in this situation, read the usr lecture.
Mar 22 2005, 11:10 am
In response to Wizkidd0123
The problem with src is that src in this case is /client, where as the function and inventory have been defined in /mob/pc... I don't want to use usr, but I can see no way around it, and it still won't let me call that proc....
Mar 22 2005, 11:13 am
In response to Fartmonger
Fartmonger wrote:
The problem with src is that src in this case is /client, where as the function and inventory have been defined in /mob/pc

Then use client.mob!
Mar 22 2005, 11:23 am
In response to Wizkidd0123
Like this?
var/mob/pc/M = src.mob
M.Reload()


Just wanna know if I'm calling the proc right, cause it still doesn't work, and I'd like to eliminate it as an error