As I said, when the type of a property is not a basic type (int, string, ...) you have to click on the type to descend further in the nested objects.
The same when the object has an Extended By entry, click on that type.
In your example, you will find the additional properties (slotinfo, ...) in there (in this case ClusterDasFailoverLevelAdvancedRuntimeInfo).
To do this programmatically is matter of searching
- all the DLLs to find the types/classes they define
- check the members of each type/class
- if a member is not a basic type, use the typename to dive deeper into the nested properties
I did have some code to do that, let me see if I can dig it up
