Interface Builder cannot find intrinsicContentSize defined in a custom view
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Interface Builder cannot find intrinsicContentSize of a custom view.
For this given view code,
import Foundation
import UIKit
@IBDesignable
final class CustomView1: UIView {
override var intrinsicContentSize: CGSize {
return CGSize(width: 100, height: 100)
}
}
I put a UIView instance and set its class to CustomView1.
It works at first, but if I close and re-open the storyboard, IB sometimes(not always) shows an error.
IB cannot find width of the view.
And this error disappears if I force Update Frames.
It looks like a bug. Or am I missing something important? What's your opinion? Any workaround?
ios uikit interface-builder
asked Nov 20 at 8:37
Eonil
39.3k58248444
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Interface Builder cannot find intrinsicContentSize of a custom view.
For this given view code,
import Foundation
import UIKit
@IBDesignable
final class CustomView1: UIView {
override var intrinsicContentSize: CGSize {
return CGSize(width: 100, height: 100)
}
}
I put a UIView instance and set its class to CustomView1.
It works at first, but if I close and re-open the storyboard, IB sometimes(not always) shows an error.
IB cannot find width of the view.
And this error disappears if I force Update Frames.
It looks like a bug. Or am I missing something important? What's your opinion? Any workaround?
ios uikit interface-builder
asked Nov 20 at 8:37
Eonil
39.3k58248444
just curious, is it the same when you set the intrinsic content size in the storyboard? would that solve your problem? also during run time is the intrinsic content size factored in?
– Prajwal Udupa
Nov 20 at 9:00
@PrajwalUdupa I didn't and I won't try it because my goal is baking in intrinsic size into a class. If I have to set size for each instance manually, it's way out of intention.
– Eonil
Nov 20 at 9:20
I understand that... Hence the word curious.. :P But have you tried layout methods in prepare of interface builder? I am not sure if the override will be used before the actual layout... again.. really not sure.. We too are investigating ibdesignable issues.. for us, the view is in a different framework and XCode has issues rendering it in storyboard has throws a lot of errors till it is refreshed in storyboard
– Prajwal Udupa
Nov 20 at 9:30
@PrajwalUdupa If code is in different framework, you have to set module name to make IB to locate the code. Anyway, it has numerous errors and bug-like errors in that case, so I would not recommend to put storyboard in other than the main module.
– Eonil
Nov 20 at 9:36
We have done that... that does not seem to be the issue. it fixes itself and renders correctly after a lot of time.. but coming back to your question, have you tried layout methods in prepare of interface
– Prajwal Udupa
Nov 21 at 7:19
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Interface Builder cannot find intrinsicContentSize of a custom view.
For this given view code,
import Foundation
import UIKit
@IBDesignable
final class CustomView1: UIView {
override var intrinsicContentSize: CGSize {
return CGSize(width: 100, height: 100)
}
}
I put a UIView instance and set its class to CustomView1.
It works at first, but if I close and re-open the storyboard, IB sometimes(not always) shows an error.
IB cannot find width of the view.
And this error disappears if I force Update Frames.
It looks like a bug. Or am I missing something important? What's your opinion? Any workaround?
ios uikit interface-builder
asked Nov 20 at 8:37
Eonil
39.3k58248444
Interface Builder cannot find intrinsicContentSize of a custom view.
For this given view code,
import Foundation
import UIKit
@IBDesignable
final class CustomView1: UIView {
override var intrinsicContentSize: CGSize {
return CGSize(width: 100, height: 100)
}
}
I put a UIView instance and set its class to CustomView1.
It works at first, but if I close and re-open the storyboard, IB sometimes(not always) shows an error.
IB cannot find width of the view.
And this error disappears if I force Update Frames.
It looks like a bug. Or am I missing something important? What's your opinion? Any workaround?
ios uikit interface-builder
ios uikit interface-builder
asked Nov 20 at 8:37
Eonil
39.3k58248444
asked Nov 20 at 8:37
Eonil
39.3k58248444
asked Nov 20 at 8:37
Eonil
39.3k58248444
asked Nov 20 at 8:37
Eonil
39.3k58248444
asked Nov 20 at 8:37
Eonil
39.3k58248444
39.3k58248444
just curious, is it the same when you set the intrinsic content size in the storyboard? would that solve your problem? also during run time is the intrinsic content size factored in?
– Prajwal Udupa
Nov 20 at 9:00
@PrajwalUdupa I didn't and I won't try it because my goal is baking in intrinsic size into a class. If I have to set size for each instance manually, it's way out of intention.
– Eonil
Nov 20 at 9:20
I understand that... Hence the word curious.. :P But have you tried layout methods in prepare of interface builder? I am not sure if the override will be used before the actual layout... again.. really not sure.. We too are investigating ibdesignable issues.. for us, the view is in a different framework and XCode has issues rendering it in storyboard has throws a lot of errors till it is refreshed in storyboard
– Prajwal Udupa
Nov 20 at 9:30
@PrajwalUdupa If code is in different framework, you have to set module name to make IB to locate the code. Anyway, it has numerous errors and bug-like errors in that case, so I would not recommend to put storyboard in other than the main module.
– Eonil
Nov 20 at 9:36
We have done that... that does not seem to be the issue. it fixes itself and renders correctly after a lot of time.. but coming back to your question, have you tried layout methods in prepare of interface
– Prajwal Udupa
Nov 21 at 7:19
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just curious, is it the same when you set the intrinsic content size in the storyboard? would that solve your problem? also during run time is the intrinsic content size factored in?
– Prajwal Udupa
Nov 20 at 9:00
@PrajwalUdupa I didn't and I won't try it because my goal is baking in intrinsic size into a class. If I have to set size for each instance manually, it's way out of intention.
– Eonil
Nov 20 at 9:20
I understand that... Hence the word curious.. :P But have you tried layout methods in prepare of interface builder? I am not sure if the override will be used before the actual layout... again.. really not sure.. We too are investigating ibdesignable issues.. for us, the view is in a different framework and XCode has issues rendering it in storyboard has throws a lot of errors till it is refreshed in storyboard
– Prajwal Udupa
Nov 20 at 9:30
@PrajwalUdupa If code is in different framework, you have to set module name to make IB to locate the code. Anyway, it has numerous errors and bug-like errors in that case, so I would not recommend to put storyboard in other than the main module.
– Eonil
Nov 20 at 9:36
We have done that... that does not seem to be the issue. it fixes itself and renders correctly after a lot of time.. but coming back to your question, have you tried layout methods in prepare of interface
– Prajwal Udupa
Nov 21 at 7:19
just curious, is it the same when you set the intrinsic content size in the storyboard? would that solve your problem? also during run time is the intrinsic content size factored in?
– Prajwal Udupa
Nov 20 at 9:00
just curious, is it the same when you set the intrinsic content size in the storyboard? would that solve your problem? also during run time is the intrinsic content size factored in?
– Prajwal Udupa
Nov 20 at 9:00
@PrajwalUdupa I didn't and I won't try it because my goal is baking in intrinsic size into a class. If I have to set size for each instance manually, it's way out of intention.
– Eonil
Nov 20 at 9:20
@PrajwalUdupa I didn't and I won't try it because my goal is baking in intrinsic size into a class. If I have to set size for each instance manually, it's way out of intention.
– Eonil
Nov 20 at 9:20
I understand that... Hence the word curious.. :P But have you tried layout methods in prepare of interface builder? I am not sure if the override will be used before the actual layout... again.. really not sure.. We too are investigating ibdesignable issues.. for us, the view is in a different framework and XCode has issues rendering it in storyboard has throws a lot of errors till it is refreshed in storyboard
– Prajwal Udupa
Nov 20 at 9:30
I understand that... Hence the word curious.. :P But have you tried layout methods in prepare of interface builder? I am not sure if the override will be used before the actual layout... again.. really not sure.. We too are investigating ibdesignable issues.. for us, the view is in a different framework and XCode has issues rendering it in storyboard has throws a lot of errors till it is refreshed in storyboard
– Prajwal Udupa
Nov 20 at 9:30
@PrajwalUdupa If code is in different framework, you have to set module name to make IB to locate the code. Anyway, it has numerous errors and bug-like errors in that case, so I would not recommend to put storyboard in other than the main module.
– Eonil
Nov 20 at 9:36
@PrajwalUdupa If code is in different framework, you have to set module name to make IB to locate the code. Anyway, it has numerous errors and bug-like errors in that case, so I would not recommend to put storyboard in other than the main module.
– Eonil
Nov 20 at 9:36
We have done that... that does not seem to be the issue. it fixes itself and renders correctly after a lot of time.. but coming back to your question, have you tried layout methods in prepare of interface
– Prajwal Udupa
Nov 21 at 7:19
We have done that... that does not seem to be the issue. it fixes itself and renders correctly after a lot of time.. but coming back to your question, have you tried layout methods in prepare of interface
– Prajwal Udupa
Nov 21 at 7:19
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just curious, is it the same when you set the intrinsic content size in the storyboard? would that solve your problem? also during run time is the intrinsic content size factored in?
– Prajwal Udupa
Nov 20 at 9:00
@PrajwalUdupa I didn't and I won't try it because my goal is baking in intrinsic size into a class. If I have to set size for each instance manually, it's way out of intention.
– Eonil
Nov 20 at 9:20
I understand that... Hence the word curious.. :P But have you tried layout methods in prepare of interface builder? I am not sure if the override will be used before the actual layout... again.. really not sure.. We too are investigating ibdesignable issues.. for us, the view is in a different framework and XCode has issues rendering it in storyboard has throws a lot of errors till it is refreshed in storyboard
– Prajwal Udupa
Nov 20 at 9:30
@PrajwalUdupa If code is in different framework, you have to set module name to make IB to locate the code. Anyway, it has numerous errors and bug-like errors in that case, so I would not recommend to put storyboard in other than the main module.
– Eonil
Nov 20 at 9:36
We have done that... that does not seem to be the issue. it fixes itself and renders correctly after a lot of time.. but coming back to your question, have you tried layout methods in prepare of interface
– Prajwal Udupa
Nov 21 at 7:19