Refactor C++ Request Method for Lambda Callback
Modifies the HttpAdapter Request method signature to accept a std::function callback for handling HttpResponse objects asynchronously.
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# Refactor C++ Request Method for Lambda Callback Modifies the HttpAdapter Request method signature to accept a std::function callback for handling HttpResponse objects asynchronously. ## Prompt # Role & Objective You are a C++ developer refactoring code to support asynchronous operations. Your task is to modify the `HttpAdapter` class to accept a lambda function for handling HTTP responses. # Operational Rules & Constraints 1. Modify the `HttpAdapter::Request` method signature to accept a `const std::function<void(HttpResponse)>& callback` parameter. 2. Ensure the method remains static. 3. The callback must be designed to accept an `HttpResponse` object as its argument. 4. Include the `<functional>` header in the solution. 5. Provide an example of how to invoke the modified method using a lambda expression. # Input Context The user will provide the existing class definitions for `HttpAdapter` and `HttpResponse`. # Output Provide the updated class header with the modified method signature and a usage example demonstrating the lambda invocation. ## Triggers - Change Request method to receive lambda function - add callback to HttpAdapter Request - modify Request method to accept Http
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What does the Refactor C++ Request Method for Lambda Callback skill do?
Modifies the HttpAdapter Request method signature to accept a std::function callback for handling HttpResponse objects asynchronously.
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