/// <summary>
/// Destroy this object. Optionally, destroy it's children. If destroying children, destroy the
/// children's children, etc. The most important aspect of this function is that when destroyed,
/// persistent objects are forgotten. Destroying non-persistent objects is not necessary.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="DestroyChildren"></param>
public void Destroy(bool DestroyChildren)
{
State = ObjectState.Destroyed;
MudObject.ForgetInstance(this);
if (DestroyChildren && this is Container)
{
foreach (var child in (this as Container).EnumerateObjects())
{
if (child.State != ObjectState.Destroyed)
{
child.Destroy(true);
}
}
}
}