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The final bit of code is just the four move methods. As you recall, these were connected to the four buttons and simply move the selected pod a single pixel in the specified direction. Now, you can select or deselect any pod by tapping on it and draging it around manually. When a pod is selected, the HUD will appear, enabling you to position the selected pod in any direction, pixel by pixel. When no pods are selected, the HUD disappears, freeing up the screen real estate. Furthermore, the HUD is draggable, allowing the user to position it wherever is convenient.

A visit to the App Store will show you several note-taking and organizing apps designed for the iPod touch. Prices range from free to about US $20.00. A good free notes app is called Evernote. Evernote is great because you can track just about anything with it: text notes, pictures you snap, voice notes, copies of Safari web pages, documents almost anything you can imagine. Also, when you enter a note in Evernote on your iPod touch, you can automatically synchronize it with your Mac, PC, iPad, BlackBerry, or other mobile device. The same goes for notes you enter on your Mac, PC, or other devices they all sync to your iPod touch. All text is searchable, and you can even geo-locate (have your iPod touch tie your GPS location to where you originally created each note) using Evernote.

TIMEVALUE GetTimeNow() { TIMEVALUE tv; gettimeofday( &tv, 0 ); return tv; }

Start by going to the App Store and downloading Evernote. See 20: The Amazing App Store for help getting apps. Once Evernote is downloaded and installed, touch the Evernote icon to start the application. The first time you use Evernote, you will be prompted to sign up for a free account. Type in your email address and set a password, and you are ready to start.

Summary

Notice that I didn t go with the obvious name GetTime. The reason is yet another naming conflict, but this time with a function. The name GetCurrentTime is also taken, so I had to be a little creative.

After logging in, you see the New Note screen (you know you are on this screen because the New Note soft key is highlighted in the lower left corner). The New Note screen of Evernote gives you various options for adding a new note. Text (type a text note) Snapshot (take a picture with your iPod touch camera) Camera roll (select a picture from your saved pictures to add as a note) Voice (record a voice note) Just tap the type of note you want to add.

The goal of this chapter was to show you some nonstandard user interfaces, some of the challenges associated with creating them, and a couple of examples of how these challenges can be overcome, for example, trying out different input methods likes touches and the accelerometer and exploring the idea of an onscreen keyboard for fine control of game objects. I hope this chapter has, at least, sparked some ideas of things you can try on your own.

Tap the Text icon to start typing a text note. Give your note a unique title and then add some tags to the note. These tags are used to help organize your notes, and they can be useful when searching through your notes. You can add tags by typing them, separated by commas. TIP: If you are consistent about your tags, you can easily sort and find notes by these tags. Or, if you already have typed a few tags on other notes, you can tap the next to the tags and select from existing ones.

Be warned, some C libraries rely on macros (#define). You may need to undefine (#undef) a macro or symbol prior to use, so it doesn t break your code. Alternatively, you may be able to get around a naming conflict with the #undef keyword. Use this with caution though, as some macros may rely on symbols to work.

Tap Snapshot to bring up your camera so you can grab a picture and save it as a note. The picture is also geo-tagged with your current GPS location to track where you took it. You can even take a picture of a document and have Evernote find words in the image of the document (see the Searching for Notes section in this chapter).