Enum types use enum value rather than enum name when converted to string

Describe the bug in detail: In C#, when you use ToString() on an enum type, it will return the name of the enum value, while in U# it returns the integer converted to a string. This is undesirable behavior most of the time, and unaligned with C#'s behavior.

Provide steps/code to reproduce the bug: Let’s take this enum for instance:

public enum MyEnum {
    MyFirstValue,
    MySecondValue
}

If we print it out like this, we should see the problem:

MyEnum myEnumInstance = MyEnum.MyFirstValue;
Debug.Log(myEnumInstance.ToString());

Expected behavior: Log should read “MyFirstValue”

Observed behavior: Log actually reads “0”

[MerlinVR]

Yeah that’s the plan to generate arrays, you can make a PR for it if you want it before I get around to it. If you do, note that enums with the Flags attribute generate their ToString() value differently from ones without it.

[MerlinVR]

Only equality and inequality are handled for enums at the moment