In setlx you can convert anything to a string by concatenating it with a string (e.g. {"x",2}+"test"+1 returns {"x",2}test1 .
This is not possible in python, so a workaround is needed.
Maybe create a string class which overrides the plus operator as string concatenation (e.g. setlx.string("test")+1
In setlx you can convert anything to a string by concatenating it with a string (e.g.
{"x",2}+"test"+1returns{"x",2}test1. This is not possible in python, so a workaround is needed. Maybe create a string class which overrides the plus operator as string concatenation (e.g.setlx.string("test")+1