lets say we have

class BaseClass
{
  private int IntField = 10;
  private string StringField = "base value"
}

class DerivedClass : BaseClass
{ 
  private int IntField = 12;
  private string StringField = "derived value"
}

if I just use IClrValue.ReadObjectField(fieldName) I always get values that were set for base class, because that fields first in the fields list. In order to resolve this issue I started to use IClrInstanceField.ReadObject(address, false) method. But unfortunately I can not use it always. it just returns something wrong and works well only if properties are duplicated.

Also I noticed that IClrInstanceField.ReadObject is a bit different from IClrValue.ReadObjectField although they do same things as it seems. The difference is in how they read values:

• IClrInstanceField.ReadObject reads data using ContainingType
• IClrValue.ReadObjectField reads data using IClrValue type.

in the end results are not same. Also, I managed to get correct values if I call IClrInstanceField.ReadObject with interior == false, when, as it seems, most natural to pass true

I also would propose to add overloads for IClrValue.ReadObjectField/ReadValueTypeField that use IClrInstanceField for field indication, not just fieldName.