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I am using python library ldap3 to send requests to the servers to query user objects that are not disabled and have a display name or email that contains the user input:

I have 7 button links inside table, I added icons by using span and make them bigger I used "class=bigger", but now I am struggling with centering span and the rest of the text vertically (and horizontally) inside button.

I am implementing POC of request/reply scenario in order to move event-based microservice stack with using Kafka.

There is 2 options in spring. I wonder which one is better to use. ReplyingKafkaTemplate or cloud-stream

First is ReplyingKafkaTemplate which can be easily configured to have dedicated channel to reply topics for each instance. record.headers().add(new RecordHeader(KafkaHeaders.REPLY_TOPIC, provider.getReplyChannelName().getBytes())); Consumer should not need to know replying topic name, just listens a topic and returns with given reply topic.

I'm having issues when passing a delegate as a Where parameter in LINQ.

I'm declaring a delegate in the namespace:

public delegate bool FilterInt(T x);

I've made a method to assign to the delegate and then assign it:

After building an app based on Reactable https://github.com/glittershark/reactable suddenly reactable doesnt render anything when in production mode. It goes blank. While the dev mode works completly fine.

I dont even know what to check.

Im using CRA.

This is how it looks in my production build

I know we can easily send the content of mapStateToProps in the component's state by doing so :

Is there any way to check for a value in any of the row/column of the dataTable without using search ? Search on the data is filtering the displayed rows and I don't want them to be filterer. I just want to check if the value exists or not

30/11/2019 Updated the code sandbox with the solution here.

Original Question asked on 28/11/2019 I am trying to learn Higher Order Components but struggling to get a Higher Order Component connected to the redux store and router. Hoping that someone can help with a Higher Order Component type compilation problem I am struggling with relating to mapStateToProps.

I am trying to create a higher order component, withErrorListener. It has the following features:

1. withErrorListener wraps a base component that has the uniqueId property. The uniqueId property is created by another Higher Order Component, withId.
2. withErrorListener returns a wrapper class component that listens on the redux store and filters errors notified for that the base component. If there are no errors to display it renders the base component. I am filtering errors in redux state using mapStateToProps(state, ownProps) => StateProps, where StateProps = { error: IApiFailure[]}
3. wthErrorListener renders the errors and dispatches a _clear_error_ action when the component is unmounted by clicking home button on error rendered page. This means that the higher order component also requires RouterComponentProps dependency.

It is intended to be used as follows NewComponent = withErrorListener(withId(BaseComponent)).

The problem that I am encountering is that Typescript raises the compile error that type IApiFailure cannot be found in the ErrorListener HoC class when it is assigned to the react-redux connect function. IApiFailure is a type contained within the StateProps return type for the mapStateToProps function. The only way that I can get it to compile is to cast to the any type.

The HoC is connected to the store with the following code snippet below. The full code for the HoC ErrorListener class can be found here. I have also included the error information below ...

Subsequently, I cannot connect the connected component to the withRouter function. If I cast the Hoc ErrorListener to any type in the connect function, then compilation succeeds but the uniqueId property in OwnProps is undefined. This is used to filter the error store.

I'm trying to test a method that takes a dictionary as a parameter, filters it by removing some unnecessary entries and returns the resulting dictionary. I have separately written the tests for the filtering class working correctly so this test is only concerned with the filterer being called and returning the dictionary.

For some reason, the filterer returns empty dictionary even though I specifically tell it what to return with FakeItEasy. The _callToChartOfAccountsFilterer assertion fails with the following message: