Examples of client.net.sf.saxon.ce.type.ConversionResult

client.net.sf.saxon.ce.type.ConversionResult
This is a marker interface used as the result methods that convert or cast values from one type to another. It is implemented by AtomicValue, which indicates a successful conversion, and by ValidationFailure, which indicates an unsuccessful conversion. An unsuccessful conversion does not throw an exception because exceptions are expensive and should not be used on success paths. For example when validating a union, conversion failures are to be expected.

     * @return either a YearMonthDurationValue, or a ValidationFailure if the string was
     *         not in the lexical space of xs:yearMonthDuration.
     */


    public static ConversionResult makeYearMonthDurationValue(CharSequence s) {
         ConversionResult d = DurationValue.makeDuration(s, true, false);
         if (d instanceof ValidationFailure) {
             return d;
         }
         DurationValue dv = (DurationValue)d;
         return YearMonthDurationValue.fromMonths((dv.getYears()*12 + dv.getMonths()) * dv.signum());

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