NAME
	move_object - move an object somewhere

SYNOPSIS
	void move_object(oject, object dest|string destfilename)

DESCRIPTION
	Moves the object 'obj' to the destination indicated
	by 'dest' or if the argument is a string 'destfilename' then 
	move_object tries to load the corresponding object and move 
	this_object to that destination.

	This does not check if the it is allowed nor does it correct the
	weight. Normally you should use 'transfer' instead.

	When an object moves from a destination all the commands it has
	defined in nearby objects using add_action through init, will be
	automatically removed. If this_object is a living object then
	all commands from nearby objects will be removed automatically.

	Upon entering the destination object each living object which becomes
	nearby will be set to this_player respectively and init will be run
	in the entering object. Thus letting it add its commands with 
	add_action to each nearby living object.

	If the entering object is itself living, then this_player will be
	set to the entering object and init will be called in each object
	already in the destination. Init will also be called in the
	destination object which is normally a room.

NOTA BENE
	In native-mode (most new muds are) move_object() may only move the
	object that calls it, ie. the first argument must be this_object().
	Therefor you use object->move_object(dest) instead, since move_object
	is an lfun in /std/ob and /std/object.

SEE ALSO
	add_action, enable_commands, disable_commands, this_player, 
	move_player, transfer

CAVEAT
	As init is called from 'within' the move_object function, care must
	be taken that an infinit loop is not created by moving the wrong
	object within an init routine. If you are doubtful, never move
	an object in init.