Question: I'm faced with a directory structure like :

```
./xxx/src
./xxx/src/folder1
./xxx/src/folder2
./xxx/src/folder2/subfolder1
./xxx/UTest
./xxx/Module
./xxx/Itfs
./.hg
./Tools

```

Instead of having each module define it's own include search directory. I want to find all relevant directories with a "simple" shell command and use this in my top level makefile.

That would look alot nicer and as bonus, force other users to use folders defined in the coding guidelines.

I got as far as :

```
MODINCLUDES = \
$(shell find $(MODULE_DIR) \( -name .hg -o -name Tools \) -prune -o \( -name src -o -name Module -o -name Itfs  \) -type d -print| while read line; do echo "-I$$line"; done )

```

But this would result in 

```
MODINCLUDES = -I/xxx/src -I/xxx/Module -I/xxx/Itfs

```

Obviously I would like have any subfolders in `src` to be included aswell.

```
./xxx/src/folder1
./xxx/src/folder2
./xxx/src/folder2/subfolder1

```

Can someone explain me, on how to do this ?

Thanks !

Answer: 
I suspect your image views are set to 'aspectFit', not aspectFill:

[![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/ji4sZ.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/ji4sZ.png)
I checked your repo.

Remove centerY constraint, it seems centerY is causing this "stretched height" problem.

If you want to make imageView's Size applied,

then set width, height, (centerX, CenterY) or (vertical one, horizontal one)