Function rot_organic

src/dig.c:2124–2140

* The organic material has rotted away while buried. As an expansion, * we could add partial damage. A damage count is kept in the object * and every time we are called we increment the count and reschedule another * timeout. Eventually the object rots away. * * This is used by buried objects other than corpses. When a container rots * away, any contents become newly buried objects. */

 */
/* ARGSUSED */
void
rot_organic(anything *arg, long timeout UNUSED)
{
    struct obj *obj = arg->a_obj;

    while (Has_contents(obj)) {
        /* We don't need to place contained object on the floor
           first, but we do need to update its map coordinates. */
        obj->cobj->ox = obj->ox, obj->cobj->oy = obj->oy;
        /* Everything which can be held in a container can also be
           buried, so bury_an_obj's use of obj_extract_self insures
           that Has_contents(obj) will eventually become false. */
        (void) bury_an_obj(obj->cobj, (boolean *) 0);
    }
    obj_extract_self(obj);
    obfree(obj, (struct obj *) 0);
}

/*
 * Called when a corpse has rotted completely away.