convertRect fromView not returning correct frame after rotation
I have a problem I've run into with the `UIView` method `convertRect: fromView:` method. Here is the situation: 
I have an overwritten the `UIView` class to create a view that rotates with the user's movement(very similar to the TaskRabbit spinner). To create the rotation, over I added an additional view to my subclassed view, and I rotated that view. The rotated view contains additional subviews that obviously rotate with the rotated subview. The problem is, after the subview has been rotated, I need to find where those additional subviews are, with respect to the **original overritten view** - not the rotated view. To do this, in my `UIView` class, I have the following:

    [self convertRect:currentView.frame fromView:rotationView];

However, when I print out the frame of the converted rect, the coordinates are not accurate. Has anyone run into this issue where the `convertRect: fromView:` isn't accurate after the view is rotated? 
convertRect fromView not returning correct frame after rotation
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I have a problem I've run into with the `UIView` method `convertRect: fromView:` method. Here is the situation: 
I have an overwritten the `UIView` class to create a view that rotates with the user's movement(very similar to the TaskRabbit spinner). To create the rotation, over I added an additional view to my subclassed view, and I rotated that view. The rotated view contains additional subviews that obviously rotate with the rotated subview. The problem is, after the subview has been rotated, I need to find where those additional subviews are, with respect to the **original overritten view** - not the rotated view. To do this, in my `UIView` class, I have the following:

    [self convertRect:currentView.frame fromView:rotationView];

However, when I print out the frame of the converted rect, the coordinates are not accurate. Has anyone run into this issue where the `convertRect: fromView:` isn't accurate after the view is rotated? 