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… do the same thing that display items in <list name> does (since before it was doing nothing). We can always just keep one of the commands later if thats what we want. Right now both commands do the same exact thing.
…dded an init method in listmanager and list which seems to have fixed it. also tweaked item display
…plemented into other methods
…plemented into other methods
…ethod that was not being used, deleted extra --if(nil)-- code that was no longer needed (taken care of in init statements), and fixed display all item command to connect to the correct method again (i think we made some copy-paste mistake yesterday that broke it)
…removed -withPrompt:- parameter from displayItems method and removed -display items in <list name>- functionality since it was redundant. Our code is actually getting leaner!
…lse warnign that pops in...
…h invalid input. I AM DONE WITH THIS PROJECT! lol
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We decided we wanted to implement bash style commands in our project. Spent a considerable amount of time dealing with the rising complexity of the program, especially when it came time to implement the list sorting and invalid input handling. If we had more time we would have liked to: 1) separate all the classes into their own files, perhaps splitting ListManager into two classes (one of which could handle just the interface with the user, and the other the nuts and bolts internal functionality), 2) implement due date property (either as int, NSString* or NSDate*), and 3) include a hidden tic-tac-toe game if you input a secret command.