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Detail Panel - Object Tree
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We are pointed to the Document property in the
object tree. The detail panel shows the following:
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Member Information - In this case Property,
showing the visibility, and having a link to the ActiveX
type information for the member.
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Name - If a name was calculated for the object it is
shown here.
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ActiveX Type - A link to the ActiveX type that the
object member returns.
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CLR Type - A link to the Common Language Runtime
(CLR - really .NET) type corresponding to the ActiveX type above.
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Object Value - The result of calling ToString()
on the object.
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Member Declaring Type - A link to the CLR type of the
class that contains this member.
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Type Library - A link to the ActiveX type library
information.
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A show documentation
link is present when there is ActiveX
documentation for a given item.
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Detail Panel - Type Information
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Here the ActiveX type information is selected for the
Internet Explorer class.
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The corresponding CLR (.NET) type
information is presented for the
Internet Explorer class. Note that the ActiveX and CLR type
information are linked to each other.
Note: by default the
Assemblies/Types panel
is not shown, as
this is not necessary to use the Inspector.
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Detail Panel - Type Library Information
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Here, the node selected is a type library in the ActiveX
types panel. The full details of the type library are shown,
including the corresponding .NET assemblies generated from
the type library.
For visual type libraries or controls, an additional
assembly is generated, providing the necessary wrapper to
allow the visual control to be manipulated by the .NET
Windows Forms design environment.
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