I invested four hours into this today.
As a result, there is a new tool to find objects in memory measurements:
https://github.com/Arcitectus/Sanderling/commit/b0f73f76ae246b3322d10b7c3abbf35badb25c36
From the apps output, it seems like there is an improvement:
Welcome to the Sanderling process measurement explorer.
Available commands are:
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Command 'load-process-measurement-from-file':
Load a process measurement from the given file path.
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Command 'read-memory-measurement-from-process-measurement':
Read a sanderling memory measurement from the currently loaded process measurement.
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Command 'explore-memory-measurement':
Explore the sanderling memory measurement at the given path.
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>load-process-measurement-from-file "C:\Users\John\Desktop\demo-sanderling\2018-07-10.MeasurementNoColumnHeader.zip"
Loaded process measurement with SHA1 of 05B7534F1DE715DB35F4E8EF5F37356C96218ABC
>read-memory-measurement-from-process-measurement
memory measurement read succesfully
567 UIElements found.
>explore-memory-measurement .WindowOverview?.FirstOrDefault()?.ListView?.ColumnHeader
Object found at path '.WindowOverview?.FirstOrDefault()?.ListView?.ColumnHeader':
Sanderling.Interface.MemoryStruct.IColumnHeader[]
Type.FullName: Sanderling.Interface.MemoryStruct.IColumnHeader[]
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Properties of this object:
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Length: 3
LongLength: 3
Rank: 1
SyncRoot: Sanderling.Interface.MemoryStruct.IColumnHeader[]
IsReadOnly: False
IsFixedSize: True
IsSynchronized: False
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I uploaded the executable binary at https://nofile.io/f/DnJDAtoKXbo/2018-07-25.Sanderling.ExploreProcessMeasurement.Debug.zip