NGUI for CInput 2

[BuckeyeStudios]

I am trying to make a NGUI add-on for CInput 2 and when its done it will be on the asset store. It will be a free asset so if anyone could contribute code to make this possible it would be nice.

[BuckeyeStudios]

This is my start it will create a label and 2 buttons for every action set
The prefab is a panel with out the panel component then a label and 2 buttons as children.

using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;

//Version # 0.01
//Made by Dustin Loring this is the start of adding NGUI support to CInput2
//December 23 2014

public class uilistviewscript : MonoBehaviour {
    //The grid prefab
    public GameObject myGrid;
    //The prefab that contains the label, and 2 buttons
    public GameObject myCellPrefab;

    // Use this for initialization
    void Start () {
        //Makes all buttons so it can be set but will first clear the grid
        PopulateUIGrid();

        //Refreshes the grid
        myGrid.GetComponent<UIGrid>().Reposition();
    }
       
       
    public void ClearUIGrid () {
        //destories all childeren in the myGrid prefab then loop though until its done
        while (myGrid.transform.childCount > 0)
            NGUITools.Destroy(myGrid.transform.GetChild(0).gameObject);
        }

        //Used to Creat the list of key names and buttons
    public void PopulateUIGrid ()    {
                //call ClearUIGrid so that the grid is empty and we wont have doubles
                ClearUIGrid ();

                //Loop for all the key set up in cinput
                for (int n = 0; n < cInput.length; n++) {
           
                        //The name of the input. ie.Attack, Run, Fire....
                        string key_name = cInput.GetText (n, 0);
                        //The name of the primary key. ie.w,a,s,d....
                        string key_one = cInput.GetText (n, 1);
                        //The name of the primary key. ie.Leftarrow, rightarrow....
                        string key_two = cInput.GetText (n, 2);
       
                        //Adds the prefab to the grid
                        GameObject item = NGUITools.AddChild (myGrid, myCellPrefab);
           
                        //Names the prefab you just added
                        item.name = key_name;
                        //Names the label inside the prefab you just added
                        item.GetComponentInChildren<UILabel>().text = key_name;

                        //Names the first button inside the prefab you just added
                        item.transform.FindChild ("Key1_Button").GetComponentInChildren<UILabel>().text = key_one;

                        //Names the second button inside the prefab you just added
                        item.transform.FindChild ("Key2_Button").GetComponentInChildren<UILabel>().text = key_two;
                }
   
        }

}