Xcode 6.1: "constrain to margins" in IB not changeable or even visible after creation of constraint

Originator:whakkee
Number:rdar://18999459 Date Originated:17-Nov-2014 10:41 AM
Status:Closed Resolved:
Product:Developer Tools Product Version:Xcode 6.1 (6A1052d)
Classification:UI/Usability Reproducible:Always
 
Summary:
If I create a constraint in IB, using "constrain to margins”, this doesn’t seem to be changeable or even visible after creation of the constraint. 

Steps to Reproduce:
1. go to storyboard
2. place or select object, i.e. a label
3. add one or more constraints using the ‘pin’ button / tie fighter button, make sure checkbox “constrain to margins” is set 
4. vier or edit your constraint(s) with the size inspector

Expected Results:
If I edit the constraint, I’d love to be able to view whether this is “constrain to margins” or not, and even better, to be able to change that without recreating the constraint. Since I don’t use “constrain to margins” very often, I would also like a setting in the preferences, where I can make sure this checkbox is off by default - saves me a lot of time recreating, after doing it wrong accidentally.

Actual Results:
I can’t see if constraint refers to margin or to the actual top/bottom/etc of the superview
I also can’t change that, so I need to delete and recreate the constraint if want to change this setting

Regression:
In this version of Xcode this always occurs when creating a constraint in IB

Notes:
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Comments

Set status to resolved myself, found out how to do this

if you double click / tap on the constraint, or select the constraint on the left side, in the document outline, you can edit the constraint. If you then choose the dropdownlist for first item or second item, you can check or uncheck relative to margin.

By whakkee at Nov. 17, 2014, 8:56 p.m. (reply...)

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