strange varible

ID:945448
 
Aug 24 2012, 10:50 am
(See the best response by NNAAAAHH.)
Code:
mob
    var
        Sthere = 0


mob/medical
    verb
        bodyesteal()
            set name = "Eye Steal(Corpse)"
            set desc = "Create a clone that can attack"
            set category = "Ninjutsu"
            for(var/obj/corpse/C in oview(1))
                if(usr.firing)
                    return
                if(usr.Frozen)
                    usr<<"Your frozen"
                    return
                if(usr.caught)
                    usr<<"Your captured"
                    return
                if(usr.chakra <= 15000)
                    usr << "Not enough chakra!"
                    return
                if(usr.inso)
                    return
                if(usr.meditating)
                    usr<<"Not while meditating"
                    return
                if(usr.Kaiten||usr.counter)
                    return
                if(C.Sthere)
                    usr.sharinganeyes += 1
                    C.Sthere -= 1
                else
                    usr<<output("This corpse doesn't have any eyes.","chat")


Problem description:
It keeps telling me: C.Sthere undefined var but its clearly defined

Aug 24 2012, 11:57 am
Sthere is a mob var and Corpse is a object.

So remove the mob.
Aug 24 2012, 2:24 pm
remove mob and put what?
Aug 24 2012, 2:30 pm
 
    var
        Sthere = 0
or if the mob never uses Sthere
obj
    var
        Sthere = 0
Aug 24 2012, 2:49 pm
Best response
 
mob
    var
        Sthere = 0



            for(var/obj/corpse/C in oview(1))
                if(C.Sthere)
                    usr.sharinganeyes += 1
                    C.Sthere -= 1


Objs don't have the same variables as mobs until you give them those variables. If both mob and obj are supposed to have the same named variable, then define it for both.
Aug 24 2012, 2:54 pm
In response to NNAAAAHH
NNAAAAHH wrote:
If both mob and obj are supposed to have the same named variable, then define it for both.

I usually define things for /atom/movable in that situation, actually.
Aug 24 2012, 2:58 pm
In response to Kaiochao
As do I, I just thought it easier to explain it as defining for both rather than having to explain /atom and /atom/movable.