gistfile1.m

//SBIconBadgeImage = UIImage subclass

	__NSMallocBlock__ *block(NSString *string) = [SBIconBadgeImage creationBlockForText:nil];



/** Test Results: **/
	block();
	//Error: incorrect number of arguments to ffi function
	
	block(1);
	//-[__NSCFNumber rangeOfCharacterFromSet:]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x1e9b2ab0
	
	block("1");
	//null
	
	block("Default 1");
	//@"<SBIconBadgeImage: 0x1e90a6c0>"
	
	block("D 1");
	//@"<SBIconBadgeImage: 0x1ed54ce0>"
	
	block(" 1");
	//@"<SBIconBadgeImage: 0x1ea70080>"
	
	block("1 ");
	//null
	
	block(" Hello");
	//@"<SBIconBadgeImage: 0x1e8e4670>"
	
	block(" Hello World");
	//@"<SBIconBadgeImage: 0x1ed66e30>" (works but truncated)
	
	block(" 1 2");
	//@"<SBIconBadgeImage: 0x1e8e4b40>"
	
	
	
	
	
///** Conclusion **/
/*
	+creationBlockForText:
	
	Returns a block, don't know what the arguement is, SpringBoard sends nil (*context maybe, delegate like callback?).
	
	The block returns a image, SBIconBadgeImage, or mostly nil.
	The block accepts an NSString.
	
	The block takes the string, splits it in 2 at the first space it finds.
	The block creates a badge with the contents of the second part of the string.
	
	I don't know what it does with the first part of the string.
	
	
	[SBIconBadgeImage creationBlockForText:nil](" 1")


*/