I have a viewController and I want to have two 1 tableView and 1 childViewController inside it.
Table views and other scrollable views have no intrinsicContentSize
. For example, your constraints would be fine if the participating views were say a UIImageView
and a UILabel
both of which can be sized by their content, but because your views are a UITableView
and a UIView
(neither can automatically size themselves, though you have enough constraints on the UIView
to not be ambiguous) you'll need to do the sizing yourself.
To get the behavior you desire, you will need to either subclass UITableView
and override intrinsicContentSize
or you'll need to set a height constraint. Either way, you'll need to calculate the correct height yourself. Content hugging and compression resistance allow auto layout to adjudicate between competing intrinsicContentSizes
and is thus why they're not helping in this instance.
For example:
final class SizingTableView: UITableView {
override var intrinsicContentSize: CGSize {
return CGSize(width: bounds.width, height: <# Some appropriate height #>)
}
}
Then in your storyboard or xib change the class of your table view to SizingTableView
and you can set a design-time placeholder for the intrinsic content size of your table view in the size inspect to resolve any warning our errors.