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Xcode IB warns about ambiguous position for UIStackView in UICollectionViewCell though it shouldn't be
How to use auto-layout to move other views when a view is hidden?UIScrollView Scrollable Content Size AmbiguityEmulating aspect-fit behaviour using AutoLayout constraints in Xcode 6Xcode - Width and Horizontal Position Are AmbiguousChange size of uiview with auto layout and make it always in centeredCenter UIView inside UIScrollView using AutoLayout in the interface builder onlyKeep UIDatePicker from Growing too WideProblems when trying to hide a UIStackView's subviewWhy is the vertical position for this view ambiguous?How to set the scrollview height when UI elements are dynamically created
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I tried trailing,leading,bottom,top as well as center/width/height constraint-sets. In both cases Xcode complains about ambiguous position unless I wrap the stackview in a UIView inside the cell.
Is this supposed to work like this or am I missing something?
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I tried trailing,leading,bottom,top as well as center/width/height constraint-sets. In both cases Xcode complains about ambiguous position unless I wrap the stackview in a UIView inside the cell.
Is this supposed to work like this or am I missing something?
ios xcode interface-builder
asked Mar 21 at 23:53
MartinMartin
303316
add a comment |
I tried trailing,leading,bottom,top as well as center/width/height constraint-sets. In both cases Xcode complains about ambiguous position unless I wrap the stackview in a UIView inside the cell.
Is this supposed to work like this or am I missing something?
ios xcode interface-builder
asked Mar 21 at 23:53
MartinMartin
303316
I tried trailing,leading,bottom,top as well as center/width/height constraint-sets. In both cases Xcode complains about ambiguous position unless I wrap the stackview in a UIView inside the cell.
Is this supposed to work like this or am I missing something?
ios xcode interface-builder
ios xcode interface-builder
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MartinMartin
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asked Mar 21 at 23:53
MartinMartin
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You have too many constraints and they likely conflict. The system needs one position and one size for each dimension. If you give it two positions then it automatically infers the dimension -- ie if you give it top and bottom then it auto calculates the height, so you shouldn't also be specifying the height. On top of that the stack view can actually determine its own height if all of its elements have an intrinsic size. In that case you can just specify a single position constraint.
TLDR just use top, bottom, leading, trailing constraints and the system will infer the width and height.
answered Mar 22 at 3:58
Josh HomannJosh Homann
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I'm sorry if my phrasing was ambiguous. I was referring to the sets of top/bottom/leading/trailing and center/width/height separately, of course.
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You have too many constraints and they likely conflict. The system needs one position and one size for each dimension. If you give it two positions then it automatically infers the dimension -- ie if you give it top and bottom then it auto calculates the height, so you shouldn't also be specifying the height. On top of that the stack view can actually determine its own height if all of its elements have an intrinsic size. In that case you can just specify a single position constraint.
TLDR just use top, bottom, leading, trailing constraints and the system will infer the width and height.
answered Mar 22 at 3:58
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I'm sorry if my phrasing was ambiguous. I was referring to the sets of top/bottom/leading/trailing and center/width/height separately, of course.
– Martin
Mar 22 at 5:10
add a comment |
You have too many constraints and they likely conflict. The system needs one position and one size for each dimension. If you give it two positions then it automatically infers the dimension -- ie if you give it top and bottom then it auto calculates the height, so you shouldn't also be specifying the height. On top of that the stack view can actually determine its own height if all of its elements have an intrinsic size. In that case you can just specify a single position constraint.
TLDR just use top, bottom, leading, trailing constraints and the system will infer the width and height.
answered Mar 22 at 3:58
Josh HomannJosh Homann
9,11711421
I'm sorry if my phrasing was ambiguous. I was referring to the sets of top/bottom/leading/trailing and center/width/height separately, of course.
– Martin
Mar 22 at 5:10
add a comment |
You have too many constraints and they likely conflict. The system needs one position and one size for each dimension. If you give it two positions then it automatically infers the dimension -- ie if you give it top and bottom then it auto calculates the height, so you shouldn't also be specifying the height. On top of that the stack view can actually determine its own height if all of its elements have an intrinsic size. In that case you can just specify a single position constraint.
TLDR just use top, bottom, leading, trailing constraints and the system will infer the width and height.
answered Mar 22 at 3:58
Josh HomannJosh Homann
9,11711421
You have too many constraints and they likely conflict. The system needs one position and one size for each dimension. If you give it two positions then it automatically infers the dimension -- ie if you give it top and bottom then it auto calculates the height, so you shouldn't also be specifying the height. On top of that the stack view can actually determine its own height if all of its elements have an intrinsic size. In that case you can just specify a single position constraint.
TLDR just use top, bottom, leading, trailing constraints and the system will infer the width and height.
answered Mar 22 at 3:58
Josh HomannJosh Homann
9,11711421
answered Mar 22 at 3:58
Josh HomannJosh Homann
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answered Mar 22 at 3:58
Josh HomannJosh Homann
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answered Mar 22 at 3:58
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I'm sorry if my phrasing was ambiguous. I was referring to the sets of top/bottom/leading/trailing and center/width/height separately, of course.
– Martin
Mar 22 at 5:10
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I'm sorry if my phrasing was ambiguous. I was referring to the sets of top/bottom/leading/trailing and center/width/height separately, of course.
– Martin
Mar 22 at 5:10
I'm sorry if my phrasing was ambiguous. I was referring to the sets of top/bottom/leading/trailing and center/width/height separately, of course.
– Martin
Mar 22 at 5:10
I'm sorry if my phrasing was ambiguous. I was referring to the sets of top/bottom/leading/trailing and center/width/height separately, of course.
– Martin
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