StackLayout last item height seems wrong

[itskoBits]

Hi guys,

I have some experience using LayoutKit, but I am struggling with a really simple use case. I am not sure if I I am missing something or if it is an issue within the library.

What I want to achieve.

I have a view(P) with fixed size and I want to place two subviews inside. The first(S1) one is with fixed size, the second one(S2) has a fixed width and should fill the remaining height. I also want to have some spacing between the two subviews.

Here is an image of what I try to achieve:

The blue view is the parent view with fixed size. The red view is the subview with fixed size. The black vertical line is what I want to fill the available space.

What I tried

I tried implementing what I described earlier using StackLayout. However the last item (S2) in that layout has his height calculated wrongly. It's height ignores the item spacing defined by the StackLayout. Below is a sample code I tried.

let iconLayout = SizeLayout<UIView>(width: 22, height: 22, config: { view in
    view.backgroundColor = .red
})
let verticalLineLayout = SizeLayout<UIView>(width: 3, config: { view in
    view.backgroundColor = UIColor.black
})

let stackLayout = StackLayout(axis: .vertical, spacing: 10, sublayouts: [iconLayout, verticalLineLayout])

let sizeLayout = SizeLayout(size: CGSize(width: self.view.frame.width, height: 100), sublayout: stackLayout, config: { view in
    view.backgroundColor = .blue
})

Here is an image of what I get as result.

Am I missing something or is this an issue with LayoutKit? Thank you!

[staguer]

Hello @itskoBits, I think you've indeed found a bug, thank you for reporting it. I have reproduced it with the help of the code that you've provided. I don't have a fix at this moment, but I think there's a workaround, please try setting a minHeight (any positive value should work, like 1 or 0.000001) on the verticalLineLayout.

[nicksnyder]

Yeah, this looks like a bug. That said, I was not able to reproduce it in a playground:

import UIKit
import PlaygroundSupport
import LayoutKit

let iconLayout = SizeLayout<UIView>(width: 22, height: 22, config: { view in
    view.backgroundColor = .red
})
let verticalLineLayout = SizeLayout<UIView>(width: 3, config: { view in
    view.backgroundColor = UIColor.black
})

let stackLayout = StackLayout(axis: .vertical, spacing: 10, sublayouts: [iconLayout, verticalLineLayout])

let sizeLayout = SizeLayout(size: CGSize(width: 100, height: 100), sublayout: stackLayout, config: { view in
    view.backgroundColor = .blue
})

sizeLayout.arrangement().makeViews()

[itskoBits]

The black bar goes outside of the bounds of the blue view. The playground is displaying the blue view only within its bounds. Here is sample playground code that displays the issue.

import UIKit
import PlaygroundSupport
import LayoutKit

let iconLayout = SizeLayout<UIView>(width: 22, height: 22, config: { view in
    view.backgroundColor = .red
})
let verticalLineLayout = SizeLayout<UIView>(width: 3, config: { view in
    view.backgroundColor = UIColor.black
})

let stackLayout = StackLayout(axis: .vertical, spacing: 10, sublayouts: [iconLayout, verticalLineLayout])

let sizeLayout = SizeLayout(size: CGSize(width: 100, height: 100), sublayout: stackLayout, config: { view in
    view.backgroundColor = .blue
})

let otherView = UIView(frame: CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: 200, height: 200))
sizeLayout.arrangement().makeViews(in: otherView, direction: .leftToRight)

[staguer]

Another way to reproduce it is by adding a print(arrangement.debugDescription)

[staguer]

@itskoBits Have you had a chance to try the workaround? Does it work for you?

[itskoBits]

@staguer Yes, it did work for me.