### Table View Animations and Gestures ###

Demonstrates how you can use animated updates to open and close sections of a table view for viewing, where each section represents a play, and each row contains a quotation from the play. It also uses gesture recognizers to respond to user input:

* A UITapGestureRecognizer to allow tapping on the section headers to expand the section;

* A UIPinchGestureRecognizer to allow dynamic changes to the height of table view rows; and

* A UILongPressGestureRecognizer to allow press-and-hold on table view cells to initiate an email of the quotation.

Main files:

APLTableViewController.{h,m}

A table view controller to manage display of quotations from a collection of plays. The controller supports opening and closing of sections. To do this it maintains information about each section using an array of SectionInfo objects.

APLSectionInfo.{h,m}

A section info object maintains information about a section:

 * Whether the section is open

 * The header view for the section

 * The model objects for the section -- in this case, the dictionary containing the quotations for a single play, and the name of the play itself

 * The height of each row in the section

APLSectionHeaderView.{h,m}

A view to display a section header, and support opening and closing a section.

APLQuoteCell.{h,m}

A table view cell to display information about a quotation.

APLAppDelegate.{h,m}

Application delegate: Loads information about plays and quotations stored in a property list, then passes it to the main table view controller.

APLPlay.{h,m}

A simple model class to represent a play with a name and a collection of quotations.

APLQuotation.{h,m}

A simple model class to represent a quotation with information about the character, and the act and scene in which the quotation was made.

PlaysAndQuotations.plist

A plist file that contains information about quotations made by various characters in different plays. The data is arranges as an array of "plays". Each play is a dictionary with the following keys:

@"playName": The name of the plays

@"quotations": An array of quotations

Each quotation is a dictionary with the following keys:

@"act": The act in the play in which the quotation appears

@"scene": The scene in the play in which the quotation appears

@"character": The name of the character making the quotation

@"quotation": The actual quotation

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