David Levi

Utilities for working with NSAttributedStrings, including:

A method of creating NSAttributedString instances easily using printf-like formatting codes embedded in NSString instances. Formatting codes allow you to specify font family, font style (normal or italics), font weight (light, normal, bold, extra bold, etc), text color, and text background color.

A simple UI label class for displaying NSAttributedStrings, with support for click-able fields within a string.

A general purpose font manipulation library (mainly for use by the NSAttributedString formatting code)

License: MIT

DAScratchPad is a small UIView subclass that provides a simple drawing interface. It provides both a painting and airbrushing capability. You can put this view anywhere in your UI, and your user can draw in it. You can add UI controls to change drawing color, line width, opacity, select painting or airbrushing, and set airbrush flow and rate. You can also get the current image from the scratch pad, clear the current image, or replace the current image.

License: MIT