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Display the ClassName property of hierarchical controls in the treeview.
#1
pic1 shows the display effect of hierarchical controls in LA: the class name of the control is not displayed in the area of the red rectangle.
https://i.ibb.co/6bp0Mt2/pic1.png

pic2 shows the display effect after capturing the control using FlaUInspect: the class name of the control is displayed in the area of the pink rectangle.(https://github.com/FlaUI/FlaUInspect)
https://i.ibb.co/PYgG167/pic2.png

Displaying the class name is often useful because most controls are deeply nested, and displaying the class name can clearly understand the structure of the control.
It would be even better if a small thumbnail of the control could be displayed.
https://i.ibb.co/8dKyJbG/c.png
#2
In FlaUInspect images it is uiaid, not class name.
#3
Suggestion: When the mouse cursor hovers over a specific node, display the corresponding XPath path, and include an option in the right-click menu to copy this path.
https://i.ibb.co/Ms7TfbR/xpath.png
#4
Why? LA does not use XPath. Use "Add to path" instead.
#5
Displaying XPath can provide a clearer understanding of the hierarchy.
Additionally, The tool in LA is very useful. I want to use XPath in other RPA software.


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