As we all know the inheritence hierarchy of UILabel
is:
UIView : UIResponder : NSObject
Now I want to change the UIView
in the hierarchy to my custom UIView
like:
CustomView: UIResponder : NSObject
So that all UILabels
in my app Will have my custom UIView
in their inheritence hierarchy.
That is not possible.
However, you can look for extending your class using a category. A category allows you to add methods to a class, but does not allow to change them. Here is a tutorial: http://www.tutorialspoint.com/objective_c/objective_c_categories.htm
Depending on what you are trying to achieve, subclassing UILable may still be an option. What exactly are you up to?
Edit: Well, theoretically it is possible chaning an object's superclass during runtime. However, I am not sure whether I really should recommend that to somebody who just asked your question. It is rather advanced, if advisable at all, and should be done by programmers who know exactly what they are doing. However, see this questions and answers: My isa-swizzling breaks KVO Dynamically change an object's superclass
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