Interface ConversionResult

The converted value. If conversion failed, return undefined. If the property is omitted, there was no conversion done.

Because undefined is a valid value to supply in value property, this property is used to indicate that the value was resolved. It is only true when a value has been determined, including undefined. NOTE: converter is similar, but does not get assigned in the case where the input value is null or undefined.

Name of the converter used. If no conversion was done, return undefined. There can be a converter when value = undefined.

An exception that was captured

When conversion requires multiple steps and each with its own converter, this is a linked list of earlier results from the steps. The end node is the earliest result and has earlierResult = null. This value is always undefined when it ran out of converters before completing the request. This value is assigned when there is a value, or the last converter returned undefined.