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Firstly, I set height constraints id named "$test$" in Attributes Inspector.
(Actually, I don't know which view should I select and set ID. I made it as a test.) Then I put the following code.

extension NSLayoutConstraint {

override public var description: String {
    let id = identifier ?? ""
    return "id: \(id), constantTestResult: \(constant)"

}

}

The result is 

"id: , constantTestResult: 32.0",
"id: , constantTestResult: 200.0",
"id: , constantTestResult: 15.0",
"id: , constantTestResult: 15.0",
"id: , constantTestResult: 4.0",
"id: $test$, constantTestResult: 129.0"


id does not show number. I found the post here: AutoLayout, Unable to simultaneously satisfy constraints
I did it like that but not successful. Please help me.

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  • you mean when you use `$test$` it works but if you use `43` it doesn't ?? – Wain Jun 09 '16 at 11:22
  • What do u mean 43? Actually, I'm not clear to give the constraints. Do I need to give name to each constraints in each view? If so, I don't want to give name all. – May Phyu Jun 10 '16 at 02:26

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