UIMenuItem uses UILabel to display its title, that means we can swizzle -drawTextInRect: to support image.
UIMenuItem+CXAImageSupport is a dirty hack but should be safe in most cases.
Make a category instead of subclassing UIMenuItem gains more flexibility. Yes, I mean you can add image to awsome PSMenuItem too!
Add UIMenuItem+CXAImageSupport.{h,m} to your project.
The method names describe all. Default draws shadow as the text title. If you want to hide shadow, set hidesShadow to YES.
- (id)cxa_initWithTitle:(NSString *)title action:(SEL)action image:(UIImage *)image;
- (id)cxa_initWithTitle:(NSString *)title action:(SEL)action image:(UIImage *)image hidesShadow:(BOOL)hidesShadow;
- (void)cxa_setImage:(UIImage *)image forTitle:(NSString *)title;
- (void)cxa_setImage:(UIImage *)image hidesShadow:(BOOL)hidesShadow forTitle:(NSString *)title;
UIMenuItem+CXAImageSupport uses UIMenuItem's title to map related image since there is no any other clue of UIMenuItem I can find to connect to UILabel.
- GitHub: https://github.com/cxa
- Twitter: @_cxa
- Apps available in App Store: http://lazyapps.com
Under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more information.