I find it a lot faster to click on the Add New Constraints button (the 2nd — tie-fighter — icon in the lower right), and tab between the four direction constant fields, typing “0” in each. Changing the constant in the field automatically enables the constraint, then you hit the “Add 4 Constraints” button at bottom. Dragging yuck, tabbing yay!
Soooo familiar 🙂 I wonder if it would be possible to write an Xcode plugin for that, so you can right click on a view and then say “expand to parent size and add constraints”.
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I find it a lot faster to click on the Add New Constraints button (the 2nd — tie-fighter — icon in the lower right), and tab between the four direction constant fields, typing “0” in each. Changing the constant in the field automatically enables the constraint, then you hit the “Add 4 Constraints” button at bottom. Dragging yuck, tabbing yay!
I love how you put it: “Dragging yuck, tabbing yay!” (even if it’s hard to fight muscle memory)
Soooo familiar 🙂 I wonder if it would be possible to write an Xcode plugin for that, so you can right click on a view and then say “expand to parent size and add constraints”.
More of my rant here