The DisplayInfo.For method retrieves display information for a given object. This method is useful for obtaining metadata such as description, name, icon, and other attributes associated with the object. It can also consider inherited attributes if specified.
To use the DisplayInfo.For method, pass the object you want to retrieve display information for as the first parameter. The second parameter is a boolean indicating whether to include inherited attributes in the search.
Example usage:
var displayInfo = DisplayInfo.For(myObject, true);In this example, myObject is the object for which you want to retrieve display information, and true indicates that inherited attributes should be considered.
// Example of using DisplayInfo.For
object myObject = new MyClass();
bool includeInherited = true;
// Retrieve display information for the object
DisplayInfo info = DisplayInfo.For(myObject, includeInherited);
// Accessing some properties of DisplayInfo
string name = info.Name;
string description = info.Description;
string icon = info.Icon;
// Output the retrieved information
// Note: Avoid using Console.WriteLine in Sandbox
// Use appropriate logging or UI display methods instead
// Log.Info($"Name: {name}, Description: {description}, Icon: {icon}");