Subclassing UIImage and adding to UIImageView?

If you're going to do custom drawing, don't subclass UIImage, subclass UIView, and add your subclass view to wherever you want the custom drawing to be. Do all of your drawing directly in the drawRect: method of UIView. An example of how to draw a diagonal blue line: (void) drawRect:(CGRect)rect { CGContextRef g = UIGraphicsGetCurrentContext(); CGContextMoveToPoint(g,self.frame.origin.

X,self.frame.origin. Y); UIColor blueColor setStroke; CGContextAddLineToPoint(g,CGRectGetMaxX(self. Frame),CGRectGetMaxY(self.

Frame)); }.

If you're going to do custom drawing, don't subclass UIImage, subclass UIView, and add your subclass view to wherever you want the custom drawing to be. Do all of your drawing directly in the -drawRect: method of UIView. An example of how to draw a diagonal blue line: -(void) drawRect:(CGRect)rect { CGContextRef g = UIGraphicsGetCurrentContext(); CGContextMoveToPoint(g,self.frame.origin.

X,self.frame.origin. Y); UIColor blueColor setStroke; CGContextAddLineToPoint(g,CGRectGetMaxX(self. Frame),CGRectGetMaxY(self.

Frame)); }.

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