I managed to get numbers get all the pages going to the right places with the different transitions.
Managed to get the right breaks in the right places.
Didn't manage to get the to do list saving thing sorted
Managed to get the study mode state appearing each time you go back to the home page while the app it running. This was one by creating a global variable which has a boolean state. Each time a view is pushed back while the app in running the Boolean value determines that because the app is running it my must and study mode so the study mode view becomes active.
Didn't manage to get the app stopping once it's started. This is an issue we really should have addressed earlier but it was just as oversight on our part. I tried everything I could think of including timers global variables, separate action script class, if statements, this that and everything else. Even though it didn't work if made me realise just how much I have learnt through this project. Half this stuff I didn't even know existed but now I actually understand what's going on when I write a line of code instead of just copy pasting and hoping for the best.
I think the issues is in the fire date of the Notifications. The way Nicky and Byron set it up means that each time the button is pressed all the notifications are sent but arrive at different times. Currently I can see anyway of intercepting this but I think that just because my sleep deprived brain isn't working as well as it could. Even though we have to hand the app in it's current state I'm still going to try figure out how this can be done because I'm confident I can do it after I've had some decent sleep.
Another thing that has been bugging me is the fact that one of out notifications says 'It's time for lunch' no matter what time of the day it is. I fixed this by putting in a date variable so that if it is after 4pm it tells you to get dinner instead. I'm kind of sad I figured this feature on on the last day because it could have been interested to see what other time of day notifications we could of had.
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