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Hi everyone, I'm fairly new to cocos2D and would appreciate anyone's opinion on this.
If I'm overriding the draw method in a CCLayer object, should I call [super draw] inside of it?
I see it doesn't make a difference, my sprites still draw correctly, but should it be called? If so, should it be called at the beginning or end of the method?
Thanks.
CCLayer doesn't draw anything, so it is not necessary to call [super draw], but if you do it, your code won't break anything.
Thanks.
How about in other overrides like sprites? An example would be to draw a primitive on top of a sprite. Should super draw be called at the start of the method in that case? My concern would be if all the opengl transforms performed on the sprite would transfer over to the primitives.
Yes, call [super draw] in when subclassing nodes that uses draw like CCSprite, CCLabel, etc..
If you wan to draw a box around the sprite, please see: ccConfig.h
Thanks riq
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