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You have overwritten function loadChart() by the following line:

As I understand it you are trying to identify all possible matches for the jumbled string in your list. You could sort the letters in the jumbled word and match the resulting list against sorted lists of the words in your data file.

const means that the object's entire deep state can be determined entirely at compile time and that the object will be frozen and completely immutable.

On style: boldTextStyle(), this style can be archived on runtime. Remove const from Padding

You have two options here:

If you don't have the time for properly refactoring your factories, you can still use your old Laravel 7 factories by pulling in the laravel/legacy-factories package:

Each when clause can only result in a single action. Adding a CASE with multiple actions breaks that rule. But the good news is you can have multiple 'WHEN MATCHED' clauses with different conditions and multiple results. So basically what you have here:

To avoid code duplication you can abstract the logic that would be duplicated into a component and then create multiple instances of that component. How much can or cannot be reused depends on the specific requirements at hand.

In your case, you could create a Dropdown component that has all the static parts, generic logic, and the related handler functions. Everything that is specific for each instance, in turn, must be managed by the parent component and passed on to the dropdown component (typically as props).

The snippet below might help you achieve what you want. It's a basic dropdown component that offers a enabling/disabling toggle (general logic) and contains all the static parts (e.g., , default value). The parent component (App) renders multiple instances of the Dropdown component by passing it the specifics (label, options, onChange action) as props. Through the onChange action, the state in the parent component will be updated with the value selected last in either of the dropdowns. const { useState } = React; const Dropdown = (props) => { const [disabled, setDisabled] = useState(false); return ( {props.label} setDisabled(!disabled)}>{disabled ? "enable" : "disable"} props.action(e.target.value)} disabled={disabled}> I am a default value {props.options.map((o) => ( {o.label} ))} ); }; const App = () => { const dropdown1 = { label: "My first Dropdown", options: [ { value: "value1", label: "entry1" }, { value: "value2", label: "entry2" }, { value: "value3", label: "entry3" }, ], action: (val) => setLastSelectedValue(val), }; const dropdown2 = { label: "My second Dropdown", options: [ { value: "value4", label: "entry4" }, { value: "value5", label: "entry5" }, { value: "value6", label: "entry6" }, ], action: (val) => setLastSelectedValue(val), }; const [lastSelectedValue, setLastSelectedValue] = useState(); return (

DPDK API rte_ipv4_fragment_packet is used under both testpmd and DPDK example ip_fragementation. These are also included under the DPDK test suite which is run for each release too.

Based on the internal test and proper use of API for example Ip_fragementation the issue is not been able to reproduce. Hence the API leaking memory pool buffers are highly unlikely other than some special corner case (which is yet to be found).

Based on the code snippet analysis following could be the cause of mempool exhaust

1. fail to free direct buffer after fragmentation
2. fail to free one or more fragments from the indirect buffer when tx_burst fails.

[EDIT-1] based on the email update and comments, there is indeed no problem with DPDK API rte_ipv4_fragment_packet. The issue is from Application logic, with new behaviour as

1. DPDK BOND PMD leads to mempool exhaustion with current code snippet
2. DPDK BOND PMD has no issues with DPDK example with rte_ipv4_fragment_packet
3. DPDK i40e PMD has an issue with the current code snippet
4. DPDK i40e PMD has no issue with dpdk example rte_ipv4_fragment_packet

Hence the issue is with sample code snippet and usage and not DPDK API.

Your loops don't make sense for what you're trying to accomplish.

What you're doing: looping through every row in the GridView, and looping through every column within that, and looking for a string in your selectedHeaders with a matching index

What you need to be doing: looping through every column, and checking to see if there's a corresponding record in selectedHeaders by value, not by index position.

Change your code to this: