constrain

Takes otherConstraints and returns the result of coercing them in the current constraints. Note this means that any size satisfying the resulting constraints will satisfy the current constraints, but they might not satisfy the otherConstraints when the two set of constraints are disjoint. Examples (showing only width, height works the same): (minWidth=2, maxWidth=10).constrain(minWidth=7, maxWidth=12) -> (minWidth = 7, maxWidth = 10) (minWidth=2, maxWidth=10).constrain(minWidth=11, maxWidth=12) -> (minWidth=10, maxWidth=10) (minWidth=2, maxWidth=10).constrain(minWidth=5, maxWidth=7) -> (minWidth=5, maxWidth=7)

Takes a size and returns the closest size to it that satisfies the constraints.