Implicit character or charactered structure -- to String  Conversion

Hi everybody,
that sounds trivial but i am struggeling.... which is the most elegant way to do a implicit "To-String" Conversion in ABAP Objects...
I have e.g.
    data lok_string type string.
    lok_string = wa.
    m_object->addline( lok_string ).
which is working fine but is not elegant comaring with java.
i want
    m_object->addline( wa ).
but this don't go when "wa" is a structured workarea with many "type c"s in it (and only these).
but since the explicit assignment "lok_string = wa." is working well, there could be a elegant  implicit  one?
(m_object->addline expects a string variable.)
Thank is aprreciated.
Regards
Hartmut

Hi Sandra,
this is the right direction.... but i would like to have it as an nested expression... (since implicit conversion seams to be impossible)
like...
m_object->addline( lcl_xxx=>tostring( wa_head ) )
but this line above is not an valid abap objects syntax, unfortunatelly
... having:
class lcl_xxx definition.
  public section.
    class-methods tostring importing charlike type clike returning value(string) type string.
endclass.                   
class lcl_xxx implementation.
  method tostring.
    string = charlike.
  endmethod.                   
endclass.                   
Best regards
Hartmut

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