Select a view or view controller on the canvas or in the Debug navigator.
Open the Object inspector.
The attributes are shown in the sections of the Object inspector:
Object. The class and memory address.
Class attributes. One section of the attributes for each class in the inheritance hierarchy of the selected view object. For example, a UIImageView contains a section titled Image for the attributes of the image view and a section titled View for attributes of the UIView.
Accessibility. The current accessibility settings, focus status, and description of the selected object.
Hierarchy. The inheritance hierarchy of the selected object.
Select a constraint on the canvas or in the Debug navigator.
Open the Object inspector.
The attributes are shown in the sections of the Object inspector:
Object. The class and memory address.
Layout constraint. The values of the attributes.
Hierarchy. The inheritance hierarchy.
Select a view controller, view, or constraint on the canvas or in the Debug navigator.
Open the Object inspector.
The allocation stack trace is the last section in the inspector.
Note: To show a backtrace, set logging for malloc to All Allocation and Free History in the runtime diagnostics of the scheme editor.
Select a view or view controller on the canvas or in the Debug navigator.
Open the Size inspector.
The information is shown in the sections of the Object inspector:
View. The frame and bounds rectangle, position in the parent, and the CALayer anchor point of the view.
Constraints. The runtime constraints. Implicit constraints added are shown in gray.
Content priorities. The runtime priorities for content hugging and content compression resistance.