GCCalendar is covered by the MIT License How to use: - Drag the GCCalendar folder from this project into the top level of your Xcode project tree. Make sure "copy itemsÉ" and "recursively createÉ" are selected. - Import the GCCalendar.h header file anywhere you would like to use the calendar API. - Implement the GCCalendarDataSource and GCCalendarDelegate protocol and place the required method in the class creating the calendar view. Changes (v1.1): - added 'hasAddButton' property to the calendar portrait view. Setting this to YES causes an add button to be in the nav bar of the calendar view - calendar data sources and deleegates are now set per calendar view and not at a singleton level - GCCalendarDelegate now has functions for handling calendar tile selection and adding a new event Known Issues (v1.1): - events with start and end time on different days may behave unexpectedly - touch events on calendar tiles don't reflect the touch in the user interface - events that overlap may behave unexpectedly Known issues (v1.0): - Events that have start and end dates not on the same day may behave unexpectedly. - Touches on the calendar tiles do not reflect the touch in the user interface. - The body of calendarTileTouch: in GCCalendarPortraitView is intended to let the developer push a detailed event view onto the navigation stack, currently no such view exists