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Explain Aspect Ratio and respective terms in iOS?

I want to understand Aspect Ratio.

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Here, I am setting Aspect Ratio of an UIImageView.

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These are options when I click this constraint.

How this constraint works and what are "PRESETS", Reverse Multiplier and Convert to Decimal.

Thanks.

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Chatar Veer Suthar Avatar asked Feb 02 '16 06:02

Chatar Veer Suthar


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Aspect ratio constraint is used to control the width and height of a view as per a aspect ratio that you set here. There are some standard presets such as 1:1 which means width will be equal to height. Similarly other presets calculates the dimensions based on a ratio

Reverse Multiplier is just used to reverse the ratio. E.g. 4:3 will be 3:4 Convert to decimal just represents the ratio as a decimal. E.g. 4:3 will be 1.33

If you want a view to always maintain an aspect ratio then you can use this constraint. In your case if its image view and you know the aspect ratio of the image that will be set then you can set that aspect ratio as the constraint so that the image is always sized according to the image that is set to that image view,

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Pradeep K Avatar answered Oct 28 '22 21:10

Pradeep K


If you select Aspect Ratio for a single item, the width of the item is used as the numerator for the ratio, and the height is used for the denominator. If you select Aspect Ratio for multiple items, Auto Layout chooses the width of one of the items for the numerator and the height of another item for the denominator. To change the initial aspect ratio, edit the Multiplier field of the Attributes inspector for the constraint. To change which item to use for the width or the height, use the First Item and Second Item pop-up menus in the Attributes inspector.

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Saqib Omer Avatar answered Oct 28 '22 19:10

Saqib Omer


Constraints are something like equations in maths.

Ex:

let

X- known value (20)

Y- Unknown value (?)

m- multiplier (like 2 or 3 times)

C- constant (+3 or -3)

to find Y value we use this equation.

Y = m * X + C

Y = 2 * 20 + 3

Y = 43

Constraint equation:

First Object = (Multipler * Second Object ) + constant

width = (0.5 * Height) + 20

In Aspect Ratio condition

Note : one value should be fixed ( Height or width )

A) PRESETS

1)Width = 1 * Height

Width/ Height = 1/1 (1:1)

2)Width = 3/4 * height

Width / Height = 3 / 4 (3:4)

B) REVERSE MULTIPLIER

Before Reverse

Width = 1/2 * Height (1:2)

After Reverse

Width = 2/1 * Height (2:1)

C) CONVERT TO DECIMAL

Before conversion

Width = 1/2 * Height

After Conversion

Width = 0.5 * Height (0.5)

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Thirumal Siva Avatar answered Oct 28 '22 19:10

Thirumal Siva