Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently the language server support has limited type coercion in the form of subtype -> supertype. kOS has many cases of C# implicit conversion operator from one type to another
Describe the solution you'd like
Overall, I believe the types can hold an additional property for allowable conversion. Similar to the current subclasses approach we can check at each super class for a conversion to the target type.
For example, likely the most common conversion is from structures to strings internally using kOS's :toString() suffix. With this approach if the type isn't a string eventually we'll search the inheritance chain to find structure which has a valid coercion from itself to a string
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Currently the language server support has limited type coercion in the form of
subtype -> supertype. kOS has many cases of C# implicit conversion operator from one type to anotherDescribe the solution you'd like Overall, I believe the types can hold an additional property for allowable conversion. Similar to the current subclasses approach we can check at each super class for a conversion to the target type.
For example, likely the most common conversion is from structures to strings internally using kOS's
:toString()suffix. With this approach if the type isn't a string eventually we'll search the inheritance chain to find structure which has a valid coercion from itself to a string