eat_food(false, idx);

                eat_food(idx);

bool eat_food(bool run_hook = true, int slot = -1);

bool eat_food(int slot = -1);

bool eat_chunks();

int prompt_eat_chunks();

static bool _userdef_eat_food()
{
#ifdef CLUA_BINDINGS
    lua_push_floor_items(clua.state());
    lua_push_inv_items();
    bool ret = clua.callfn("c_eat", 2, 0);
    if (!ret && clua.error.length())
        mpr(clua.error.c_str());
    return (ret);
#else
    return (false);
#endif
}

bool eat_food(bool run_hook, int slot)

bool eat_food(int slot)

    // If user hook ran, we don't know whether something
    // was eaten or not...
    if (run_hook && _userdef_eat_food())
        return (false);
    if (igrd(you.pos()) != NON_ITEM && slot == -1)

    int result;
    // Skip the prompts if we already know what we're eating.
    if (slot == -1)

        const int res = eat_from_floor(false);
        if (res == 1)
            return (true);
        if (res == -1)
            return (false);

        result = prompt_eat_chunks();
        if (result == 1 || result == -1)
            return (result > 0);
        if (result != -2) // else skip ahead to inventory
        {
            if (igrd(you.pos()) != NON_ITEM)
            {
                result = eat_from_floor(true);
                if (result == 1)
                    return (true);
                if (result == -1)
                    return (false);
            }
        }

bool eat_chunks()

// Returns -1 for cancel, 1 for eaten, 0 for not eaten,
//         -2 for skip to inventory.
int prompt_eat_chunks()

        return (false);

        return (0);

                mprf(MSGCH_PROMPT, "%s %s%s? (ye/n/q)",

                mprf(MSGCH_PROMPT, "%s %s%s? (ye/n/q/i?)",

                return (false);

                return (-1);
            case 'i':
            case '?':
                // Skip ahead to the inventory.
                return (-2);

                        return (true);

                        return (1);

                            return (true);

                            return (1);

                        return (false);

                        return (0);

    return (false);

    return (0);

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- eat.lua:
--
-- To use this, add this line to your init.txt:
--   lua_file = lua/eat.lua
--
-- See c_eat in this file if you want to tweak eating behaviour further.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Called by Crawl. Note that once Crawl sees a c_eat function, it bypasses the
-- built-in (e)at command altogether.
--
    end
    if food.prompt_floor() then
        return
    end
    end
end
    -- Allow the player to choose a snack from inventory.
    food.prompt_inv_menu()
    -- Prompt to eat a non-chunk from the inventory. Returns true if the player
    -- ate something.
    if food.prompt_inventory() then
        return
    -- Prompt to eat a non-chunk off the floor. Returns true if the player
    -- ate something.
function c_eat()
    -- Prompt to eat chunks off floor/inventory, sorted by age.
    -- Returns true if the player chose to eat a chunk.
    if food.prompt_eat_chunks() then
        return
-- Prompts to eat food in the following order:
--   1) for chunks on the floor *and* in inventory, sorted by age
--   2) for non-chunks on the floor
--   3) for non-chunks in inventory
--   4) opens the food menu of your inventory

        eaten = eat_food(false);

        eaten = eat_food(-1);

        eaten = eat_chunks();

        eaten = prompt_eat_chunks();

# DCSS 0.4 introduces several rather drastic changes to the interface; 
# read 034_changes.txt for details. Uncomment these options if you want 
# to disable them and go back to the old state: 

# DCSS 0.4 introduces several rather drastic changes to the interface;
# read 034_changes.txt for details. Uncomment these options if you want
# to disable them and go back to the old state:

# item colours, appearance of the stat section, butchering interface, 
# targeting interface. 

# item colours, appearance of the stat section, butchering interface,
# targeting interface.

# On Unix systems (such as Mac OS X, Linux and the BSDs), you must copy 

# On Unix systems (such as Mac OS X, Linux and the BSDs), you must copy

# White space is stripped from the beginning and end of the line, as 
# well as immediately before and after the '='. If the option allows 
# multiple comma/semicolon-separated terms (such as 
# autopickup_exceptions), all whitespace around the separator is also 

# White space is stripped from the beginning and end of the line, as
# well as immediately before and after the '='. If the option allows
# multiple comma/semicolon-separated terms (such as
# autopickup_exceptions), all whitespace around the separator is also

# For descriptions concerning an option consult the file 
#    options_guide.txt 

# For descriptions concerning an option consult the file
#    options_guide.txt

lua_file = lua/eat.lua

#	

#

# The following options are not default. 

# The following options are not default.

# The file (travel_stoppers.txt) contains a list of travel_stop_message 

# The file (travel_stoppers.txt) contains a list of travel_stop_message

# cset_ascii, cset_ibm, cset_dec, cset_unicode, cset_any, 

# cset_ascii, cset_ibm, cset_dec, cset_unicode, cset_any,