Important Edit: Please redownload the file, as there were some important changes (that’s what happen when you don’t test it before 
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Here are some small but useful additions to the UIColor class in UIKit.
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This is a small dylib I made the other day.
Turns out, you can edit the “Slide to Unlock” and “Slide to Answer” strings easily, but I didn’t find a way to get rid of the “Slide to view” that shows when a push notification arrives.
So I made this small Mobile Substrate extension that just doesn’t create that label.
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This is an improved logging technique I developed in the last couple of days. It’s not to debug an specific problem, but to get a general idea of where your bug is, and if there are no bugs, to know the stack of methods called.
It’s quite simple, but it does require some work to implement. If you have a big project, it could take some time to implement.
This is a class I made to detect shakes. It’s really simple, you just create an object, initialize it, set a delegate, and it will send messages to the delegate when the movement change is significant, then your object can do whatever you want, like refreshing info or whatever.
Details:
- Detects side shakes.
- Has a mechanism to avoid sending multiple messages for one long shake.
- Sensitivity can be edited easily.
- It has it’s protocol, so you don’t have to add new methods to your receiver’s interface.
- It uses #ifndef’s so it can be imported several times without causing errors for having the same class multiple times.
- Only one can be working at the time (activating a new one will deactivate the previous working one).
Here’s the source code for my last two binary releases.
Source for the Lockdown Toggle:
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File: Lockdown Toggle Source (963B) added: 03/08/2009 |
Source for the Time Widget:
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File: Time View Source (2.27KB) added: 03/08/2009 |
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