JobCallback Transition

Beginning with SteamKit version 1.6, the syntax for declaring and using JobCallbacks has been tweaked to be more developer friendly. Unfortunately, this syntax is a significant breaking change, but this wiki article should help you quickly and easily transition your code to the new API.

In short, you now directly use the Callback class instead of having a separate JobCallback class for job based callbacks. This should simplify working with callbacks and either having to guess or dig through the documentation for which callback class to use.

For example, previously declarations for JobCallback looked like this

...

new JobCallback<SteamApps.AppInfoCallback>( OnAppInfo, callbackMgr );

...

void OnAppInfo( SteamApps.AppInfoCallback callback, JobID jobId )
{
    // do something with this info
}

Beginning with version 1.6 of SteamKit, the syntax has been simplified to this:

...

new Callback<SteamApps.AppInfoCallback>( OnAppInfo, callbackMgr );

...

void OnAppInfo( SteamApps.AppInfoCallback callback )
{
    // the jobid is available as a member of the |callback| object
}

As the comment states, you now get at the JobID value of the AppInfoCallback (or any callback) as a member property of the callback object.