drawing NSImage in a NSCustomView

Im a newb with ObjC and Cocoa. I have been able to load an jpg from a
resource bundle and setImage: in a NSImageView. That works perfectly.

Now I know that I can load the image correctly. I am trying to draw the
nsimage onto a subclassed NSView. I have subclassedd a NSView, and in the
initWithFrame: method, I load the image into a NSImage object. In the
implemented drawRect: of the NSView, this is the code I use to try and draw
the image onto the view

NSRect bounds = [ self bounds];

float square = MIN( bounds.size.width , bounds.size.height );
float space_between = square * .2 / num_sides ;
float diameter = square * .8 / num_sides ;
NSPoint draw_point = NSMakePoint( 10 , bounds.size.height-10 );
ovalRect = NSMakeRect( 0,0,150 , 150 );
[grid_image drawAtPoint:draw_point
    fromRect:ovalRect operation:nil
    fraction:0.5 ] ;

Needless to say, the image doesn't display correctly. The image is a jpg
75x75.

Anyone have an idea or an example now displaying an image on a NSView?

John<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->

On Sat, 20 Mar 2004, J wrote:

 > Im a newb with ObjC and Cocoa. I have been able to load an jpg from a
 > resource bundle and setImage: in a NSImageView. That works perfectly.
 >
[snip]
 >
 > NSPoint draw_point = NSMakePoint( 10 , bounds.size.height-10 );

Why are you setting the Y coordinate to height-10? If you want to see the
entire image, something like 10,10 would make more sense.

 > Needless to say, the image doesn't display correctly. The image is a jpg
 > 75x75.

Can you be more specific about how it's not displaying correctly? Is it
simply not drawing at all, or is it showing up but in the wrong place,
wrong size, or wrong appearance?<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->