when toString() is implemented in lyng, when called from kotlin toString(scope) usually calls builtin version, not the overridden one, but Lyng toString() calls ir properly, it causes bugs in expression like "result: "+value if value is an Lyng user class with implemented toString(); right now "result: "+value.toString() only works, which is ugly.
when toString() is implemented in lyng, when called from kotlin toString(scope) usually calls builtin version, not the overridden one, but Lyng toString() calls ir properly, it causes bugs in expression like `"result: "+value` if value is an Lyng user class with implemented toString(); right now `"result: "+value.toString()` only works, which is ugly.
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when toString() is implemented in lyng, when called from kotlin toString(scope) usually calls builtin version, not the overridden one, but Lyng toString() calls ir properly, it causes bugs in expression like
"result: "+valueif value is an Lyng user class with implemented toString(); right now"result: "+value.toString()only works, which is ugly.