A plain enum defined in C# is returned as a generic FsharpSymbol

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System.StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries

This is returned as a FSharpSymbol which means that the properties of the underlying type are not available. i.e. The field literal value is not exposed to no tooltips can be generated against this type. i.e.
the filed type and literal value should be exposed via a FsharpField symbol type.

As it stands this generic symbol is no use for consuming tools.

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@dsyme What would be the logical symbol type? FSharpField?

The underlying type is Item.ILField

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I don't think this is correct but some help to determine what will be correct would be appreciated.

        | Item.ILField(ILFieldInfo(iLTypeInfo, iLFieldDef)) -> 
             let f = mkRecdFieldRef iLTypeInfo.TyconRef iLTypeInfo.Name
             FSharpField(cenv,  f) :> _ 

Im thinking that the FSharpFieldData would be sufficient to represent the ILFiled which is after all a field.

and FSharpFieldData = 
    | Recd of RecdFieldRef
    | Union of UnionCaseRef * int
    member x.RecdField =
        match x with 
        | Recd v -> v.RecdField
        | Union (v,n) -> v.FieldByIndex(n)
    member x.DeclaringTyconRef =
        match x with 
        | Recd v -> v.TyconRef
        | Union (v,_) -> v.TyconRef 

[dsyme]

Fixed by #436