function mapStateToProps(state, ownProps, ctx = {}) {
	const props = {};
	const context = {
		store: {
			getState: () => state,
		},
		registry: registry.getRegistry(),
		...ctx,
	};
	forIn(ownProps, (value, key) => {
		const match = regexExpression.exec(key);
		if (match) {
			props[match[1]] = call(ownProps[match[0]], context, ownProps);
		}
	});
	return props;
}
/**
 * Internal: you should not have to use it
 * This function will compute a new props object with extra props
 * using the convention `fooExpression` will return { foo };
 * @param {object} state redux state
 * @param {object} ownProps any props you want to process with expression
 */
you should not have to use it
This function will compute a new props object with extra props
using the convention `fooExpression` will return { foo };
@param {object} state redux state
@param {object} ownProps any props you want to process with expression
you should not have to use it This function will compute a new props object with extra props using the convention ` fooExpression ` will return { foo } ; @param { object } state redux state @param { object } ownProps any props you want to process with expression
function mapStateToProps(state, ownProps, ctx = {}) {
	const props = {};
	const context = {
		store: {
			getState: () => state,
		},
		registry: registry.getRegistry(),
		...ctx,
	};
	forIn(ownProps, (value, key) => {
		const match = regexExpression.exec(key);
		if (match) {
			props[match[1]] = call(ownProps[match[0]], context, ownProps);
		}
	});
	return props;
}
function mapStateToProps ( state , ownProps , ctx = { } ) { const props = { } ; const context = { store : { getState : ( ) => state , } , registry : registry . getRegistry ( ) , ... ctx , } ; forIn ( ownProps , ( value , key ) => { const match = regexExpression . exec ( key ) ; if ( match ) { props [ match [ 1 ] ] = call ( ownProps [ match [ 0 ] ] , context , ownProps ) ; } } ) ; return props ; }
Internal: you should not have to use it
 This function will compute a new props object with extra props
 using the convention `fooExpression` will return { foo };
 @param {object} state redux state
 @param {object} ownProps any props you want to process with expression
Internal : you should not have to use it This function will compute a new props object with extra props using the convention ` fooExpression ` will return { foo } ; @param { object } state redux state @param { object } ownProps any props you want to process with expression