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How to call Microsoft.Windows.AI from C++

Sat, 19 Jul 2025 10:03:51 +0900

🎯 How to call `Microsoft.Windows.AI` from C++ [With Sample Code]

Since Windows 10, Windows has been equipped with a built-in **runtime capable of executing ONNX format AI models . This is ** Windows ML (Windows.AI.MachineLearning).

In this article, we will specifically explain how to call Microsoft.Windows.AI.MachineLearning from C++ (Win32 app based), along with ** sample code**.

✅ Preparation

◾ System Requirements

Windows 10 (1809+) or Windows 11
Visual Studio 2019 or later (Community edition is fine)
C++/WinRT Support (Microsoft.Windows.CppWinRT)
Windows SDK 10.0.17763.0 or higher

✅ Project Configuration

Create a project in Visual Studio with the following configuration:

Type: C++ Windows Desktop Application (Empty Project)
Subsystem: Windows (WinMain)
Add the following package via NuGet:
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Microsoft.Windows.CppWinRT

✅ Sample Code

Below is a minimal sample combining the Win32 API and Windows.AI.MachineLearning using WinMain.

Note: Assume the ONNX model to be used is model.onnx, and place it in the same folder as the executable file.

`main.cpp`

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#include <windows.h>
#include <winrt/Windows.AI.MachineLearning.h>
#include <winrt/Windows.Storage.h>

#pragma comment(lib, "windowsapp") // For WinRT linking

using namespace winrt;
using namespace Windows::AI::MachineLearning;
using namespace Windows::Storage;

int WINAPI WinMain(HINSTANCE hInstance, HINSTANCE, LPSTR, int nCmdShow)
{
 // Initialize WinRT (Either MTA or STA is fine)
 winrt::init_apartment();

 try {
 // Load the model file
 auto modelFile = StorageFile::GetFileFromPathAsync(L"model.onnx").get();
 LearningModel model = LearningModel::LoadFromStorageFileAsync(modelFile).get();

 // Create a session
 LearningModelSession session(model);
 LearningModelBinding binding(session);

 // Model input/output (Here, a temporary empty input)
 // In practice, binding with TensorFloat etc. is required

 // Execute inference
 auto result = session.EvaluateAsync(binding, L"").get();

 MessageBox(nullptr, L"Inference completed", L"Windows ML (C++)", MB_OK);
 }
 catch (winrt::hresult_error const& ex) {
 MessageBox(nullptr, ex.message().c_str(), L"Error", MB_ICONERROR);
 }

 return 0;
}

✅ Supplement: How to Specify Input/Output Tensors

Depending on the model, it is necessary to create and bind Tensors before inference.

Example:

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// Convert a 1D float array to a Tensor
std::vector<float> inputData = {0.5f, 0.3f, 0.2f};
std::vector<int64_t> shape = {1, 3}; // Shape: [1, 3]

auto tensor = TensorFloat::CreateFromArray(shape, inputData);

// Input binding (Match the model's input name)
binding.Bind(L"input_0", tensor);

Outputs can be obtained similarly using result.Outputs().Lookup(L"output_0").

✅ Debugging Tips

A FileNotFoundException will be thrown if the model file is not in the execution folder.
An invalid_argument error will occur if the input/output names do not match.
The exact I/O specifications of the model can be confirmed with tools like Netron.

✅ Summary

Item	Details
API Used	Windows.AI.MachineLearning (WinRT)
Language	C++ (Win32 based)
Recommended Method	Via C++/WinRT headers
Advantages	ONNX models run natively, GPU support available
Caution	Pay attention to model input names and Tensor shapes

✅ Alternatives: For those who do not want to use WinRT

By using Microsoft’s ONNX Runtime, you can handle ONNX models from C++ entirely without WinRT.
It supports cross-platform, allowing common code for Windows/Linux.

📌 Conclusion

Windows ML (Microsoft.Windows.AI) is a powerful AI inference engine that can be robustly used even from C++. If you need native inference on Windows, please give it a try.

For those who want specific examples of creating ONNX models and Tensor binding, we plan to explain them in a follow-up article!

How to Post Messages to Microsoft Teams from C++ (WinHTTP + Graph API)

Mon, 14 Jul 2025 23:40:15 +0900

How to Post Messages to Microsoft Teams from C++ (WinHTTP + Graph API)

I want to automatically post to a Microsoft Teams chat –
Microsoft Graph API is exactly what you can use in such cases.
In this article, I will introduce a C++ code example using WinHTTP ** and the ** necessary API authentication steps step by step.

🔧 Necessary Preparations (Microsoft Graph API Authentication Settings)

1. Register App in Azure Portal

First, to use the Microsoft Graph API, you need to register an app in Azure.

Access the Azure Portal
“Microsoft Entra ID ” > “+ Add ” > “ App registrations ” > “ New registration”
Enter any app name and click “Register”

2. Add API Permissions

Go to the “API permissions” left menu
Under “Microsoft Graph ” > “ Add a permission ”, search for the following scopes and click “ Update permissions”

Chat.ReadWrite
User.Read

If you want to post to a channel, ChannelMessage.Send is also required

3. Note Client ID and Tenant ID

Make a note of the following two items displayed on the “Overview” tab:

Application (client) ID
Directory (tenant) ID

4. Create Client Secret

Go to the “Certificates & secrets” tab
“New client secret” > set the expiration date, and click “Add”
Be sure to note ** the displayed value (secret) ** on the spot

🔐 Obtaining an Access Token (OAuth2)

Use the client_credentials flow to obtain it.
Run the following command with curl to obtain an access token.

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curl -X POST ^
 https://login.microsoftonline.com/{tenant_id}/oauth2/v2.0/token ^
 -H "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" ^
 -d "client_id={client_id}" ^
 -d "scope=https%3A%2F%2Fgraph.microsoft.com%2F.default" ^
 -d "client_secret={client_secret}" ^
 -d "grant_type=client_credentials"

Example Response

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{
 "token_type":"Bearer",
 "expires_in":3599,
 "ext_expires_in":3599,
 "access_token": "eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJub... (omitted)"
}

Call the Microsoft Graph API using this access_token.

💬 C++ Sample for Posting to Teams Chat

Here is a C++ example of posting to a chat using WinHTTP.

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#include <windows.h>
#include <winhttp.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>

#pragma comment(lib, "winhttp.lib")

void PostToTeamsChat(const std::wstring& accessToken, const std::wstring& chatId, const std::wstring& message) {
 HINTERNET hSession = WinHttpOpen(L"TeamsPoster/1.0", WINHTTP_ACCESS_TYPE_DEFAULT_PROXY,
 WINHTTP_NO_PROXY_NAME, WINHTTP_NO_PROXY_BYPASS, 0);

 HINTERNET hConnect = WinHttpConnect(hSession, L"graph.microsoft.com", INTERNET_DEFAULT_HTTPS_PORT, 0);

 std::wstring endpoint = L"/v1.0/chats/" + chatId + L"/messages";
 HINTERNET hRequest = WinHttpOpenRequest(hConnect, L"POST", endpoint.c_str(), NULL,
 WINHTTP_NO_REFERER, WINHTTP_DEFAULT_ACCEPT_TYPES, WINHTTP_FLAG_SECURE);

 std::wstring jsonBody = L"{\"body\": {\"content\": \"" + message + L"\"}}";
 std::wstring headers = L"Authorization: Bearer " + accessToken + L"\r\nContent-Type: application/json\r\n";

 BOOL bResult = WinHttpSendRequest(hRequest,
 headers.c_str(), (DWORD)-1L,
 (LPVOID)jsonBody.c_str(), (DWORD)(jsonBody.length() * sizeof(wchar_t)),
 (DWORD)(jsonBody.length() * sizeof(wchar_t)), 0);

 if (bResult)
 WinHttpReceiveResponse(hRequest, NULL);

 DWORD dwSize = 0;
 WinHttpQueryDataAvailable(hRequest, &dwSize);

 if (dwSize > 0) {
 std::wstring response(dwSize / sizeof(wchar_t), 0);
 DWORD dwDownloaded = 0;
 WinHttpReadData(hRequest, &response[0], dwSize, &dwDownloaded);
 std::wcout << L"Response: " << response << std::endl;
 }

 WinHttpCloseHandle(hRequest);
 WinHttpCloseHandle(hConnect);
 WinHttpCloseHandle(hSession);
}

int main() {
 std::wstring access;
 std::wstring chatId = L"19:";
 std::wstring message = L"Hello from C++!";
 std::wcout << L"Enter your access token: ";
 std::getline(std::wcin, access);
 std::wcout << L"Enter chat ID: ";
 std::getline(std::wcin, chatId);
 PostToTeamsChat(access, chatId, message);
 return 0;
}

🔍 How to Get Chat ID

You can check the Chat ID with GET /v1.0/me/chats.

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curl -X GET ^
 https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/chats ^
 -H "Authorization: Bearer {access_token}" ^
 -H "Content-Type: application/json"

Example Response

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{
 "value": [
 {
 "id": "19:abc123xyz@thread.v2",
 "topic": null,
 "chatType": "oneOnOne"
 }
 ]
}

📌 Points to Note

This sample is a minimal implementation. In actual operation:
- Token expiration handling
- HTTPS certificate validation
- Enhanced error handling
For channel posting, use teams/{team-id}/channels/{channel-id}/messages.
Sending attachments requires multipart processing or the Graph Drive API.

Summary

📎 Summary

Feature	Overview
Graph API	Official API to interact with Teams
App Registration	Required authentication procedures on Azure
Access Token	Obtained via OAuth2, used for requests
C++ Implementation	Call Graph API using WinHTTP

🚀 Next Steps

As more advanced samples, the following are also possible:

Team channel posting (/teams/{team-id}/channels/...)
Posting with attachments
Switching between bot accounts and user accounts
Full C++ implementation including token acquisition

If you have any requests, please feel free to comment!

Recommended Visual Studio Code Extensions

Wed, 29 May 2024 17:20:19 +0900

Visual Studio Code Recommended Extensions List

Category	Name	Publisher	Description
Virtual / Container Management	Remote Development	Microsoft	Supports remote development by connecting to virtual containers / WSL via SSH
Virtual / Container Management	Docker	Microsoft	Supports management of Docker containers
Code Management	GitHub Pull Requests	GitHub	Manage GitHub Pull Requests within VSCode
Code Management	GitHub Copilot	GitHub	Supports AI-based code completion
Code Management	Git Graph	mhutchie	Graphically displays Git branches and commits
Code Management	Git History	Don Jayamanne	Displays Git history
Browser / Web Development	Debugger for Firefox	Firefox DevTools	Use Firefox’s debugger within VSCode
Browser / Web Development	Microsoft Edge Tools for VS Code	Microsoft	Use Edge’s developer tools within VSCode
Browser / Web Development	Vue Language Features (Volar)	Vue	Supports Vue language features
Browser / Web Development	JavaScript (ES6) code snippets	charalampos karypidis	Provides JavaScript snippets
Browser / Web Development	Tailwind CSS IntelliSense	Tailwind Labs	Provides Tailwind CSS snippets
Cloud Development	AWS Toolkit	Amazon Web Services	Supports AWS development
Cloud Development	Azure Tools	Microsoft	Supports Azure development
Cloud Development	Google Cloud Tools	Google Cloud	Supports Google Cloud development
Database	MySQL	Jun Han	Supports MySQL development
Database	SQL Server (mssql)	Microsoft	Supports SQL Server development
Database	PostgreSQL	Chris Kolkman	Supports PostgreSQL development
Embedded	PlatformIO	PlatformIO	Supports PlatformIO development
Embedded	Arduino	Microsoft	Supports Arduino development
Embedded	WorkBench	Particle	Particle’s development environment, supporting IoT development including firmware, libraries, and cloud integration
C/C++	C/C++ Extension Pack	Microsoft	Supports C/C++ development
C/C++	C/C++ Runner	franneck94	Runs C/C++ code (supports gcc, msvc, cuda nvcc compilers)
C/C++	Cortex-Debug	marus25	Supports debugging of Cortex-A/R/M microcontrollers
Python	Python Extension Pack	Microsoft	Supports Python development
Python	Jupyter	Microsoft	Supports Jupyter Notebook development
Utility / UI Extension	Markdown All in One	Yu Zhang	Supports Markdown writing
Utility / UI Extension	Hex Editor	Microsoft	Edits binary files
Utility / UI Extension	vscode-pdf	tomoki1207	Displays PDF files
Utility / UI Extension	Rainbow CSV	mechatroner	Displays CSV files colorfully
Utility / UI Extension	Draw.io Integration	Henning Dieterichs	Use Draw.io within VSCode
Utility / UI Extension	Japanese Language Pack for Visual Studio Code	Microsoft	Japanese localization pack
Utility / UI Extension	Live Share	Microsoft	Supports real-time collaborative work

Get only the latest of a git repository

Sat, 27 Apr 2024 02:54:12 +0900

Get only the latest of a git repository

You can get only the latest of a repository with the following command. It is useful when you want to quickly fetch a repository to save disk space.

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git clone --depth 1 <repository URL>

Introduction to Vim

Fri, 19 Apr 2024 22:06:34 +0900

Introduction to Vim

Download and Installation

https://www.vim.org/download.php

From the site above, download and install the appropriate module for your OS.

For Windows, it is recommended to choose gvim_X.X.X_x64_signed.exe.

How to Start

For Windows, you need to register the folder containing vim.exe to the Path environment variable.

How to start:

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vim

When specifying a file name to start:

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vim filename.txt

How to Exit

To exit, type : (colon), then q, and press Enter.

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:q

If you have modified the file, a message saying No write since last change (add ! to override) will be displayed. You can discard the changes and force quit.

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:q!

To save the file and exit:

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:wq

The following has the same meaning:

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:x

You can also exit by pressing z twice while holding down Shift (same as :wq).

Modes

Vim has a Command mode and an Insert mode. When you start Vim, it is in Command mode. Pressing the i key switches to Insert mode.

In Insert mode, you can literally type text. To return from Insert mode to Command mode, press the ESC key.

This switching of input modes is a distinct characteristic of Vim.

Cursor Movement and Scrolling

Here is a summary of cursor movement and scrolling in Command mode.

Key	Description
`h` (or `Ctrl`+`H`, `BackSpace`, `←`)	Move left
`j` (or `Ctrl`+`J`, `Ctrl`+`N`, `↓`)	Move down
`k` (or `Ctrl`+`P`, `↑`)	Move up
`l` (or `Space`, `→`)	Move right
`+` (or `Enter`)	Move to the beginning of the next line
`-`	Move to the beginning of the previous line
`Ctrl`+`B` (or `PageUp`)	Scroll up
`Ctrl`+`F` (or `PageDown`)	Scroll down
`Ctrl`+`U`	Scroll half a screen up
`Ctrl`+`D`	Scroll half a screen down
`Ctrl`+`Y`	Scroll one line up
`Ctrl`+`E`	Scroll one line down
`z` `Enter`	Scroll cursor line to top of screen
`z` `.`	Scroll cursor line to middle of screen
`z` `-`	Scroll cursor line to bottom of screen
`0` (or `\|`)	Move cursor to the beginning of the line
`$`	Move cursor to the end of the line
`^` (or `_`)	Move cursor to the first non-blank character of the line
`G` (or `:$`)	Move cursor to the last line
`:Line Number` `Enter`	Move to specified line

If you type a Number followed by any of the above movement keys, it will move that many times. (For example, typing 3j will move the cursor down 3 lines from the current position.)

Other Commands

Key	Description
`Ctrl`+`L`	Redraw the screen
`Ctrl`+`G`	Show file status, number of lines, cursor position, etc.

Visual Studio Shortcut List

Sat, 06 Apr 2024 11:27:37 +0900

Visual Studio Shortcut List

I made a list of Visual Studio shortcuts that I personally use often. By memorizing keyboard operations for Visual Studio shortcuts, you can perform development work efficiently. Please make use of them.

Confirmed in Visual Studio 2022.

Shortcut Key	Description
`F1`	Show help for the selected word
`F2`	Jump to bookmark
`Ctrl` + `F2`	Register bookmark
`Ctrl` + `Shif` + `F2`	Delete all bookmarks
`F5`	Build and run (Debug run)
`Ctrl` + `F5`	Build and run (Run without debugging)
`F7`	Build
`F9`	Toggle breakpoint on the cursor line
`Ctrl` + `F9`	Disable breakpoint on the cursor line
`Shift` + `Ctrl` + `F9`	Delete all breakpoints
`F10`	Step over
`F11`	Step into
`F12`	Go to definition
`Ctrl` + `D`	Duplicate cursor line
`Ctrl` + `X`	Cut the line (if there is no selection)
`Ctrl` + `Shift` + `]`	Select up to the matching brace of the cursor part
`Alt` + `Up/Down Arrow Keys`	Move cursor line up or down
`Alt` + `Shift` + `Arrow Keys`	Multi-cursor / Box selection
`Ctrl` + `Tab`	Switch source code / window display
`Ctrl` + `Shift` + `V`	Show clipboard history
`Ctrl` + `K`, `Ctrl` + `C`	Comment out the cursor line
`Ctrl` + `K`, `Ctrl` + `U`	Uncomment the cursor line
`Ctrl` + `G`	Go to line
`Ctrl` + `F`	Find
`Ctrl` + `Shift` + `F`	Find in files (Global search)
`Ctrl` + `H`	Replace
`Ctrl` + `Shift` + `F`	Replace in files (Global replace)
`Ctrl` + `Tab`	Switch source code / window display
`Ctrl` + `Space`	Word completion
`Ctrl` + `Alt` + `L`	Open Solution Explorer window
`Ctrl` + `Shift` + `E`	Open Resource View window
`Ctrl` + `0`, `Ctrl` + `G`	Open Git Commit window

References

Keyboard shortcuts in Visual Studio

Add Hidemaru Editor Grep to Explorer Right-Click Menu

Wed, 03 Apr 2024 00:00:46 +0900

Here is how to add Hidemaru Editor’s grep to the right-click menu of Explorer in Windows 10/11.

※ The following steps involve modifying the registry, so please proceed at your own risk.

Steps

Open the link below and save it to a folder of your choice.

秀丸レジストリ登録.reg

Double-click the 秀丸レジストリ登録.reg file to add it to the registry.

References

Run Hidemaru grep from the folder’s right-click menu

How to install the text editor micro on Windows

Sun, 31 Mar 2024 21:50:39 +0900

Download micro

https://github.com/zyedidia/micro/releases

Open the link above, click Show all XX assets (where X is a number), and download micro-X.X.XX-win64.zip (where X is a number). Unzip the zip file and place the files in a folder of your choice.

Set Environment Variables

To use micro.exe from the command prompt, you need to set the environment variables.

Press Win key + R key, type sysdm.cpl, and press Enter.
Click System Properties in System Properties.
Click Environment Variables.
Select Path under System variables and click Edit.
Click New and add the path of the folder containing micro.exe.
Click OK to close all dialogs.
Restart the command prompt and type nano to check if it can be executed.

How to use micro

When you type micro in the command prompt and execute it, the following screen is displayed.

The main operations and shortcut keys are as follows.

Shortcut Key	Operation
Ctrl+Q	Close file
Ctrl+S	Save file
Ctrl+O	Open file
Ctrl+A	Select all
Ctrl+X	Cut selection
Ctrl+C	Copy selection
Ctrl+V	Paste
Ctrl+Z	Undo
Ctrl+Y	Redo
Ctrl+E	Execute editor command

Reference

micro

How to Fix "Temporary failure resolving..." Error in WSL

Sun, 31 Mar 2024 16:57:33 +0900

How to Fix “Temporary failure resolving…” Error in WSL

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kenji@MyComputer:~$ sudo apt update
[sudo] password for kenji:
Err:1 http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu focal InRelease
 Temporary failure resolving 'archive.ubuntu.com'

When the above error appears in WSL, the DNS server settings might be incorrect. In my environment, I solved it with the following steps.

Start WSL.
Run sudo nano /etc/resolv.conf.
Change the nameserver line as follows:

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nameserver 8.8.8.8

Save with Ctrl + S and exit with Ctrl + X.
Run sudo apt update.
If the error doesn’t appear, it’s solved.

If the above steps do not solve the issue

It seems there are cases where the above steps don’t resolve the issue. Please refer to the following article:

How to resolve ‘Temporary failure resolving ~’ during apt update in WSL

How to Launch Hidemaru Editor with the "hide" Command

Fri, 29 Mar 2024 23:45:37 +0900

Here is how to launch Hidemaru Editor with the “hide” command.

Note: This method has been verified to work on Windows 10/11.

Open the Registry Editor.
Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths.
Create a key named hide.exe under App Paths. The part before .exe in this key name will be the command name.
Set the (Default) value of the hide.exe key to the executable file path of Hidemaru Editor. In my environment, it was "C:\Program Files (x86)\Hidemaru\Hidemaru.exe".
Create a String value named Path in the hide.exe key.
Set the data of Path to the folder path where the Hidemaru Editor executable file is located. In my environment, it was "C:\Program Files (x86)\Hidemaru".
Now you can launch Hidemaru Editor with the hide command in the Run dialog, which can be opened with Win + R. Also, in the Command Prompt, you can launch it with the start hide command.

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Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\hide.exe]
@="\"C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Hidemaru\\Hidemaru.exe\""
"Path"="\"C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Hidemaru\\\""

If you save the above content in a .reg file and execute it, the settings will be added to the registry.

Install PowerToys via Command Prompt

Sat, 30 Sep 2023 21:23:00 +0900

Install PowerToys via Command Prompt

Here is how to install PowerToys via Command Prompt.

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winget install Microsoft.PowerToys --source winget

Uninstall PowerToys via Command Prompt

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winget uninstall --name PowerToys

About Receiving the Microsoft MVP Award (2023-2024)

Mon, 31 Jul 2023 19:15:14 +0900

About Receiving the Microsoft MVP Award (2023-2024)

I have received the Microsoft MVP (2023-2024) award. This is the 7th consecutive year I have received this award since 2017.

The category I was awarded in is Developer Technologies.

Looking back at my past activities, I have been doing the following:

Publishing code on GitHub
Disseminating technical information on my blog and SNS (Twitter, etc.)
Posting on the MSDN Forums
Providing feedback on Microsoft products

I hope to continue writing better articles and sharing information.

Thank you very much.

Graph Editor

Thu, 13 Oct 2022 23:31:11 +0900

Graph Editor

This is an introduction to a web page where you can easily create simple graphs.

https://csacademy.com/app/graph_editor/

You can create graphs by entering numerical values. You can also move elements around using the mouse.

By clicking Directed, you can create directed graphs as well.

You can save the graphs you create as images using Download as PNG.

Installing Apps via Command Line Using WinGet

Wed, 05 Oct 2022 12:15:20 +0900

Prerequisites

Windows 11

Steps

Install App Installer from the Microsoft Store https://www.microsoft.com/store/productId/9NBLGGH4NNS1
Install apps from the command prompt
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winget install Google.Chrome

Main Apps that Can Be Installed

Google Chrome (command winget install Google.Chrome)
Microsoft Edge (command winget install Microsoft.Edge)
Microsoft Teams (command winget install Microsoft.Teams)
Microsoft Office (command winget install Microsoft.Office)
Visual Studio Code (command winget install vscode)
Slack (command winget install SlackTechnologies.Slack)
Discord (command winget install Discord.Discord)
Docker Desktop (command winget install Docker.DockerDesktop)
Git (command winget install Git)
7zip (command winget install 7zip)
VLC (command winget install VideoLAN.VLC)

References

Use the winget tool to install and manage applications

Aside

I thought I could install Paint.Net too, but I wasn’t able to.

https://forums.getpaint.net/topic/118574-please-add-paintnet-to-the-available-packages-for-windows-package-manager-winget/

Deleting a tag in git

Sun, 02 Oct 2022 02:18:04 +0900

Delete a local tag

Check existing local tags with git tag.
Delete the tag with git tag -d v0.1.0. (Replace v0.1.0 with the tag you want to delete)

Delete a remote tag

Check existing remote tags with git ls-remote --tags.
Delete the remote tag with git push origin --delete v0.1.0. (Replace v0.1.0 with the tag you want to delete)

Reference

How to delete a tag in git locally and remotely!

Using GitHub Copilot in IntelliJ IDEA

Sat, 10 Sep 2022 09:44:55 +0900

Introduction

GitHub Copilot is an AI-based code completion tool developed by GitHub. By installing the GitHub Copilot plugin in the IntelliJ IDEA development environment, you can also use GitHub Copilot in IntelliJ IDEA. A Github account is required for activation.

How to Install

Select Settings from the File menu in IntelliJ IDEA
Select Plugins, and search for “GitHub Copilot”
Install via the Install button
Click the Restart IDE button to restart IntelliJ IDEA The installation is complete once IntelliJ IDEA restarts.

Activation

Click the icon at the bottom right
Click Login to Github
Click the Copy and Open button
A browser will open. If you are not logged into Github, log in, paste the code using Ctrl+V, and click the Continue button
Click the Authorize GitHub Copilot Plugin button Activation is complete when the screen above is displayed.

Try it out

When you type a few characters in the IntelliJ IDEA editor, GitHub Copilot will start suggesting code completions. Enjoy the powerful code completion features provided by AI!

Tools & Development Environment on kenji.blog

How to call Microsoft.Windows.AI from C++

🎯 How to call Microsoft.Windows.AI from C++ [With Sample Code]

✅ Preparation

◾ System Requirements

✅ Project Configuration

✅ Sample Code

main.cpp

✅ Supplement: How to Specify Input/Output Tensors

✅ Debugging Tips

✅ Summary

✅ Alternatives: For those who do not want to use WinRT

📌 Conclusion

How to Post Messages to Microsoft Teams from C++ (WinHTTP + Graph API)

How to Post Messages to Microsoft Teams from C++ (WinHTTP + Graph API)

🔧 Necessary Preparations (Microsoft Graph API Authentication Settings)

1. Register App in Azure Portal

2. Add API Permissions

3. Note Client ID and Tenant ID

4. Create Client Secret

🔐 Obtaining an Access Token (OAuth2)

Example Response

💬 C++ Sample for Posting to Teams Chat

🔍 How to Get Chat ID

Example Response

📌 Points to Note

Summary

📎 Summary

🚀 Next Steps

Recommended Visual Studio Code Extensions

Visual Studio Code Recommended Extensions List

Get only the latest of a git repository

Get only the latest of a git repository

Introduction to Vim

Introduction to Vim

Download and Installation

How to Start

How to Exit

Modes

Cursor Movement and Scrolling

Other Commands

Visual Studio Shortcut List

Visual Studio Shortcut List

References

Add Hidemaru Editor Grep to Explorer Right-Click Menu

Steps

References

How to install the text editor micro on Windows

Download micro

Set Environment Variables

How to use micro

Reference

How to Fix "Temporary failure resolving..." Error in WSL

How to Fix “Temporary failure resolving…” Error in WSL

If the above steps do not solve the issue

How to Launch Hidemaru Editor with the "hide" Command

Here is how to launch Hidemaru Editor with the “hide” command.

Install PowerToys via Command Prompt

Install PowerToys via Command Prompt

Uninstall PowerToys via Command Prompt

About Receiving the Microsoft MVP Award (2023-2024)

About Receiving the Microsoft MVP Award (2023-2024)

Graph Editor

Graph Editor

Installing Apps via Command Line Using WinGet

Prerequisites

Steps

Main Apps that Can Be Installed

References

Aside

Deleting a tag in git

Delete a local tag

Delete a remote tag

Reference

Using GitHub Copilot in IntelliJ IDEA

Introduction

How to Install

Activation

Try it out

🎯 How to call `Microsoft.Windows.AI` from C++ [With Sample Code]

`main.cpp`