The ClassName field in the DisplayInfo struct represents the internal class name of a type or member. This name is typically formatted in all lowercase and should not contain any unusual symbols or whitespace. It is used internally to identify the class within the system.
Use the ClassName field to retrieve or set the internal name of a class or member. This can be useful for debugging, logging, or when you need to programmatically access class information without relying on the public-facing name.
// Example of accessing the ClassName field DisplayInfo displayInfo = new DisplayInfo(); displayInfo.ClassName = "myclass"; // Accessing the ClassName string internalName = displayInfo.ClassName; // internalName should be "myclass"
