Windows Development Tools API Reference

Welcome to the API Reference

Introduction

This document provides a comprehensive guide to the Windows Development Tools API. It covers core concepts, key functions, and examples.

Understanding the API is crucial for building Windows applications and tools.

Core Concepts

The API is structured around several key components: Windows.CoreTools, Windows.System, Windows.Input, and more.

Key Functions

Here are a few essential functions:

  1. Windows.CoreTools.CreateConsole: Creates a new console window.
  2. Windows.System.GetFile: Retrieves the current file path.
  3. Windows.Input.GetInputDevice: Retrieves input device information.
  4. Windows.Input.SendInput: Sends a keystroke.
  5. Windows.System.GetStarted: Retrieves the documentation entry for a function.

Example: Get a File Path

This example demonstrates retrieving the file path using Windows.CoreTools.CreateConsole.

Note: You'll need to adapt this to your specific use case.

Windows.CoreTools.CreateConsole
Creates a new console window.

Console.Write
Writes to the console.

GetFile
Gets the file path.

Console.WriteLine
Prints to the console.