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@ -348,10 +348,22 @@ public:
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bool inStockpile(df::item *i)
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bool inStockpile(df::item *i)
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{
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{
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// Check if the item is assigned to a stockpile
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if (i->isAssignedToStockpile())
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return i->isAssignedToThisStockpile(sp->id);
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// If this is in a container check where the container item is
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df::item* container = Items::getContainer(i);
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df::item* container = Items::getContainer(i);
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if (container)
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if (container)
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return inStockpile(container);
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return inStockpile(container);
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// Inventory items seems to have stale position information. We can
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// assume that they are not in the stockpile.
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if (i->flags.bits.in_inventory)
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return false;
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// Only containers are assigned to a stockpile. We need a coordinate
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// check for free items.
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if (i->pos.z != z) return false;
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if (i->pos.z != z) return false;
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if (i->pos.x < x1 || i->pos.x >= x2 ||
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if (i->pos.x < x1 || i->pos.x >= x2 ||
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i->pos.y < y1 || i->pos.y >= y2) return false;
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i->pos.y < y1 || i->pos.y >= y2) return false;
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