iOS Checklist Interface

The project was built in xcode 4.3.2 and compiles for iOS 3.2 and later. It is built for the iPad.

Source Code Files

Included in the top level folder you will find

• Checklist.xcodeproj
• Checklist (Folder containing project files)
• Checklist Files (Folder containing all files relevant to the Checklist)

Relevant Checklist Files

Opening Checklist.xcodeproj you will see a simple example project incorporating the files in the folder "Checklist Files"

This includes:

• ChecklistViewController.h
• ChecklistViewController.m
• ChecklistViewController.xib
• nameCheck.h
• nameCheck.m
• checklistItemCheck.h
• checklistItemCheck.m
• TotalLabel.h
• TotalLabel.m
• CheckButton.h
• CheckButton.m
• checked.png
• unchecked.png

The class "ChecklistViewController" is a subclassed UIViewController class, when displayed, shows the checklist.

The class "nameCheck" is a subclassed NSObject with relevant variables

The class "checklistItemCheck" is a subclassed NSObject with relevant variables

The class "TotalLabel" is a subclassed UILabel with relevant variables and functions

The class "TotalLabel" is a subclassed UIButton with relevant variables and functions

Using the checklist

Going through the ChecklistViewController files (.h .m and .xib) will show you how this checklist is built. Relevant comments are present within the source code.

Copy the folder "Checklist Files" into your own project. Now from wherever you want to use the Checklist simply import "ChecklistViewController.h" and push the initialized object onto your navigationControllers Stack

E.g.

ChecklistViewController *checklist = [[ChecklistViewController alloc]init];
[self.navigationController pushViewController:checklist animated:YES];
[checklist release];