#include <global.h>
#include <ob_methods.h>
#include <ob_types.h>
#include <sounds.h>
#include <sproto.h>

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Functions
int	apply_container (object op, object sack, int aflags)
	Handle apply on containers. More...

method_ret	close_container_apply (object op, object applier, int aflags)

method_ret	container_apply (object op, object applier, int aflags)

void	container_describe (const object op, const object observer, int use_media_tags, char *buf, size_t size)

method_ret	container_examine (const object op, const object , int, char *buf, size_t size)

static method_ret	container_type_move_on (object trap, object victim, object *originator)
	Move on this Container object. More...

void	init_type_container (void)
	Initializer for the CONTAINER object type. More...

int	sack_can_hold (const object pl, const object sack, const object *op, uint32_t nrof)
	Check if an item op can be put into a sack. More...

bool	sack_race_can_contain (const object sack, const object ob)

int	set_object_face_main (object *op)
	Makes an object's face the main face, which is supposed to be the "closed" one. More...

static int	set_object_face_other (object *op)
	Makes an object's face the other_arch face, supposed to be the "opened" one. More...

Detailed Description

The implementation of the Container class of objects.

Definition in file container.cpp.

Function Documentation

◆ apply_container()

int apply_container	(	object *	op,
		object *	sack,
		int	aflags
	)

Handle apply on containers.

This is for containers that are applied by a player, whether in inventory or on the ground: eg, sacks, luggage, etc.

Moved to own function and added many features [Tero.Haatanen(at)lut.fi] This version is for client/server mode.

Reminder - there are three states for any container - closed (non applied), applied (not open, but objects that match get tossed into it), and open (applied flag set, and op->container points to the open container)

Parameters

op	player.
sack	container the player is opening or closing.
aflags	combination of Flags for apply_special(). flags.

Returns: 1 if an object is applied somehow or another, 0 if error/no apply

Author: Eneq(at)(csd.uu.se)

Definition at line 203 of file container.cpp.

References AP_APPLY, AP_NULL, AP_OPEN, AP_UNAPPLY, CLEAR_FLAG, CONTAINER, object::container, socket_struct::container_position, object::contr, object::count, draw_ext_info_format(), object::env, esrv_send_inventory(), esrv_send_item(), esrv_update_item(), EVENT_CLOSE, events_execute_object_event(), find_key(), FLAG_APPLIED, object::head, INS_NO_MERGE, llevError, LOG(), object::map, MAX_BUF, object::more, MOVE_ALL, object::move_off, MSG_TYPE_APPLY, MSG_TYPE_APPLY_ERROR, MSG_TYPE_APPLY_SUCCESS, MSG_TYPE_APPLY_UNAPPLY, object::name, NDI_UNIQUE, object::nrof, object_insert_in_map_at(), object_insert_in_ob(), object_split(), object_was_destroyed, PLAYER, QUERY_FLAG, query_name(), SCRIPT_FIX_ALL, SET_FLAG, set_object_face_main(), set_object_face_other(), object::slaying, player::socket, object::type, UPD_FACE, UPD_FLAGS, object::x, and object::y.

Referenced by close_container_apply(), container_apply(), container_type_move_on(), and loot_object().

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◆ close_container_apply()

method_ret close_container_apply	(	object *	op,
		object *	applier,
		int	aflags
	)

Definition at line 460 of file container.cpp.

References apply_container(), object::env, METHOD_OK, PLAYER, and object::type.

Referenced by init_type_container().

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◆ container_apply()

method_ret container_apply	(	object *	op,
		object *	applier,
		int	aflags
	)

Definition at line 454 of file container.cpp.

References apply_container(), METHOD_OK, PLAYER, and object::type.

Referenced by init_type_container().

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◆ container_describe()

void container_describe	(	const object *	op,
		const object *	observer,
		int	use_media_tags,
		char *	buf,
		size_t	size
	)

Definition at line 466 of file container.cpp.

References buf, object::container, object::env, FLAG_APPLIED, legacy_ob_describe(), and QUERY_FLAG.

Referenced by init_type_container().

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◆ container_examine()

method_ret container_examine	(	const object *	op,
		const object *	,
		int	,
		char *	buf,
		size_t	size
	)

Definition at line 472 of file container.cpp.

References buf, METHOD_OK, object::race, object::stats, living::Str, and object::weight_limit.

Referenced by init_type_container().

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◆ container_type_move_on()

static method_ret container_type_move_on	(	object *	trap,
		object *	victim,
		object *	originator
	)

static

Move on this Container object.

Parameters

trap	The Container we're moving on
victim	The object moving over this one
originator	The object that caused the move_on event

Returns: METHOD_OK

Definition at line 501 of file container.cpp.

References AP_NULL, apply_container(), common_post_ob_move_on(), common_pre_ob_move_on(), METHOD_ERROR, METHOD_OK, PLAYER, and object::type.

Referenced by init_type_container().

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◆ init_type_container()

void init_type_container ( void )

Initializer for the CONTAINER object type.

Definition at line 487 of file container.cpp.

References CLOSE_CON, close_container_apply(), CONTAINER, container_apply(), container_describe(), container_examine(), container_type_move_on(), register_apply(), register_describe(), register_examine(), and register_move_on().

Referenced by register_all_ob_types().

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◆ sack_can_hold()

int sack_can_hold	(	const object *	pl,
		const object *	sack,
		const object *	op,
		uint32_t	nrof
	)

Check if an item op can be put into a sack.

If pl exists then tell a player the reason of failure.

Parameters

pl	player.
sack	container to try to put into.
op	what to put in the sack.
nrof	number of objects (op) we want to put in. We specify it separately instead of using op->nrof because often times, a player may have specified a certain number of objects to drop, so we can pass that number, and not need to use split_ob() and stuff.