Does it make sense that the bounds rectangle of an UIView can be bigger than the frame rectangle?
<p>As I understand, the bounds rectangle actually is always the same size as the frame rectangle, and has the origin (0, 0) relative to the frame rectangle coordinate system.</p>

<p>If for some reason the bounds rectangle appears to be smaller than the frame rectangle, the content will be clipped while the frame rectangle uses larger space than needed.</p>

<p>But what would happen, if the bounds rectangle is bigger than the frame rectangle?</p>

<p>Is it valid to think about frame rectangle and bounds rectangle in the way of an html div container that's absolute positioned and has an padding, and overflow:hidden in css style?</p>

<p>I don't see any reason why it would make sense to have a bigger bound rectangle. Another problem raises up from the positioning of the bound relative to the frame rectangle coordinate system. So even if both have the same size: If the bounds rectangle is not positioned in the origin at (0, 0), do we have a big problem here? What happens?</p>
