Class Converter.UnfailingConverter

java.lang.Object
net.sf.saxon.type.Converter
net.sf.saxon.type.Converter.UnfailingConverter
Direct Known Subclasses:
Converter.Base64BinaryToHexBinary, Converter.BooleanToDecimal, Converter.BooleanToDouble, Converter.BooleanToFloat, Converter.BooleanToInteger, Converter.DateTimeToDate, Converter.DateTimeToGDay, Converter.DateTimeToGMonth, Converter.DateTimeToGMonthDay, Converter.DateTimeToGYear, Converter.DateTimeToGYearMonth, Converter.DateTimeToTime, Converter.DateToDateTime, Converter.DecimalToInteger, Converter.DurationToDayTimeDuration, Converter.DurationToYearMonthDuration, Converter.HexBinaryToBase64Binary, Converter.IntegerToDecimal, Converter.NotationToQName, Converter.NumericToBoolean, Converter.NumericToDouble, Converter.NumericToFloat, Converter.QNameToNotation, Converter.ToStringConverter, Converter.ToUntypedAtomicConverter, Converter.UpCastingConverter
Enclosing class:
Converter

public abstract static class Converter.UnfailingConverter extends Converter
Specialisation for converters that always succeed
  • Constructor Details

    • UnfailingConverter

      public UnfailingConverter()
  • Method Details

    • convert

      public abstract AtomicValue convert(AtomicValue input)
      Description copied from class: Converter
      Convert an atomic value from the source type to the target type
      Specified by:
      convert in class Converter
      Parameters:
      input - the atomic value to be converted, which the caller guarantees to be of the appropriate type for the converter. The results are undefined if the value is of the wrong type; possible outcomes are (apparent) success, or a ClassCastException.
      Returns:
      the result of the conversion, as an AtomicValue, if conversion succeeds, or a ValidationFailure object describing the reasons for failure if conversion is not possible. Note that the ValidationFailure object is not (and does not contain) an exception, because it does not necessarily result in an error being thrown, and creating exceptions on non-failure paths is expensive.
    • isAlwaysSuccessful

      public final boolean isAlwaysSuccessful()
      Description copied from class: Converter
      Ask if this converter will always succeed
      Overrides:
      isAlwaysSuccessful in class Converter
      Returns:
      true if this Converter will never return a ValidationFailure