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Bhushan B
Bhushan B

Reputation: 2510

What is the best way to show large UIView on UIScrollView?

I have an large UIView. Its variable size. It may be larger than 5000x5000 size. I draw lines, circles on it using UIBezierPath. Also I add some view's on it. Each of these subview's contains buttons, textview, labels, etc.

I placed this main view on UIScrollView. UIScrollView is zoomable and have to show the contents very sharply (It should not get blurred).

Currently, I draw complete UIView and added on UIScrollView. The problem is that, Its taking too much memory and crashing because of Memory Pressure Issue.

How should I handle this to achieve high performance?

Upvotes: 5

Views: 1029

Answers (2)

Jeff Loughlin
Jeff Loughlin

Reputation: 4174

Subclass UIView and implement the +layerClass method in it:

+layerClass
{
    return [CATiledLayer class];
}

This causes your view to be backed by CATiledLayer instead of a single, huge CALayer (which would consume too much memory at that size).

Then you just implement -(void)drawRect:(CGRect)rect in your custom view class and do all of your drawing in there. I had to do this recently in my project which uses UIScrollViews to scroll over an area that can be as big as 10000 x 150000.

Upvotes: 3

Andrea
Andrea

Reputation: 26385

I think that you can use tiling with CATiledLayer, to lower the memory pressure, but it all depends about what you are loading, when, and some other aspects. Tiling is a complex topic, you can find more info here

Upvotes: 2

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