Create Custom Keyboard

Hi.........Everyone
i create a small game for kids ,it is touch based working game in IOS.
i dont't want use default keyboard.Because i want to implement the creating CustomKeyboard with 3 attributes.
1.it has only 0-9 numbers .
2.Cancel button
3. Done button
please guide me & give a right path for doing this.
I sincearly Thanks inadvance
Sriakanth

i solved myself.
Just create one view & set this as inputView for textfiled .
along with 12 button's
set tag values for buttons.
According to tag values we are adding input to labels.
it's working fine for me.

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