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This is the activity layout:

`ConstraintLayout(currentActivity).subviews(
flowStorage.asView(),
bottomNavigation,
blockConstraint
)

when I navigate from notification it gives :

The specified child already has a parent. You must call removeView() on the child's parent first.

How to solve this?
tried this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28071349/the-specified-child-already-has-a-parent-you-must-call-removeview-on-the-chil but nothing helped
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When trying to lay out views, I want to achieve something that looks like this:

The following code achieves what I want:

    proteinLabel.centerInParent()

    fatLabel
      .constrainRightToRightOf(proteinLabel)
      .constrainBottomToTopOf(proteinLabel, 40)

    carbLabel
      .constrainRightToRightOf(proteinLabel)
      .constrainTopToBottomOf(proteinLabel, 40)

But I like how visually intuitive the layout() function is. I would expect something like

layout(
      "",
      fatLabel.constrainRightToRightOf(proteinLabel),
      40,
      I - proteinLabel.centerVertically() - I,
      40,
      carbLabel.constrainRightToRightOf(proteinLabel),
      ""
    )

would achieve the same result as the first snippet, but that doesn't seem to be the case. Instead, I get the following:

Is there a way to achieve the layout I'm after using the layout() method? Otherwise, I don't know that I gain a whole lot over the visual design representation, especially as the number of subviews grows and increases the complexity and number of constraints.

For example, creating a view like this doesn't seem to be easy with Stevia:

Whereas it's simple with the design editor:

Stevia.kt is brilliant for UI layout on Android. However, it is not perfect, for instance, I-password-forgot-I, only layout horizontally for first item.
// code snippet from the lib
// Embedded Horizontal layout.
(item as? Array)?.let { horizontalLayout ->

// Take first "View" type in the array to layout.
var secondItem = if (horizontalLayout.count() > 1) horizontalLayout[1] else null
var firstView = (horizontalLayout.firstOrNull() as? View)
        ?: (secondItem as? View)
firstView?.let {
    layoutView(it)
}

}

The expecting result should be layout horizontally for all item.

Is there any plan to improve this library?