The IntegerConverter class allows you to convert arbitrary values into integers using extended conversion rules.
Description
The IntegerConverter class allows you to convert arbitrary values into integers using the following extended conversion rules:
- Strings are converted to floats, then to integers
- DateTime: total number of milliseconds since unix epoch
- Boolean: 1 for True and 0 for False
Static methods
toInteger
Converts a value into an integer or returns 0 when the conversion is not possible.
See LongConverter.toLong,
LongConverter.toLongWithDefault
public static
int toInteger(Object value)
- value: Object - value to convert.
- returns: int - integer value or 0 when the conversion is not supported.
toIntegerWithDefault
Converts a value into an integer or returns a given default value when the conversion is not possible.
See LongConverter.toLongWithDefault,
LongConverter.toNullableLong
public static
int toIntegerWithDefault(Object value, int defaultValue)
- value: Object - value to convert.
- defaultValue: int - default value.
- returns: int - integer value or given default when the conversion is not supported.
toNullableInteger
Converts a value into an integer or returns null when the conversion is not possible. See LongConverter.toNullableLong
public static
Integer toNullableInteger(Object value)
- value: Object - value to convert.
- returns: Integer - integer value or null when the conversion is not supported.
Examples
{
int value1 = IntegerConverter.toNullableInteger("ABC"); // Result: null
int value2 = IntegerConverter.toNullableInteger("123.456"); // Result: 123.456
int value3 = IntegerConverter.toNullableInteger(true); // Result: 1
int value4 = IntegerConverter.toNullableInteger(new Date()); // Result: current milliseconds
}