iPhone SDK Tutorial: Printing in iOS 4.2

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• iphone
• ipad
• sdk
• tutorial
• xcode
• 4.2
• ios
• print
• printing
• how
• to

[filminvoice]

Another awesome Xmas present 'SDK Tutorials' !!! I am downloading it now! Well done my friend! What a great idea for an app, an app for app developers!

[PuchkoffDevelopment]

@filminvoice Thanks!  I hope you like it!

[PuchkoffDevelopment]

Respond to this video...  An update is coming out in early 2010.

[filminvoice]

Thank you ! Thank you ! Thank you!

You have just given me an early Xmas present!

I have been searching high and low for a basic tutorial on implementing the print functionality into my app, and now I have it. I needed to have the ability to print a created PDF and thanks to you that is a reality!

Have a wonderful Christmas and Happy New Year! I know I will because my app can print now!

Woo Hoo!

[PuchkoffDevelopment]

@filminvoice Thank you!

Get SDKTutorials HD to support me!

Update 2.0 is coming with better design and AirPrint!

[craigp1231]

This is not a tutorial, its marely "copy my code and I wont explain what its doing"

[ssturge963]

Thanks dude. Very nice and clear tutorial. Helped a lot.

[Cathexis69]

great tutorial...

would love to see how to PRINT CONTENTS of a tableview!!! that would be awesome!!!

thanks again!!!

[filminvoice]

P.s If you want to access the NSDocumentDirectory and not the NSBundle to print files, use this code:

NSArray *documentPath = NSSearchPathForDirectoriesInDo­mains(NSDocumentDirectory, NSUserDomainMask, YES); NSString *saveDirectory = [documentPath objectAtIndex:0]; NSString *saveFileName = @"TheNameOfYourFile.pdf"; NSString *path = [saveDirectory stringByAppendingPathComponent­:saveFileName]; NSData *myData = [NSData dataWithContentsOfFile:path];

Cheers