Indicates that given buffer is not enough to hold the result.

Indicates that the return error code is not known. Any non-static method or read/write properties can return this error when the operation is not successful and the return error code is not known.

Indicates that an argument passed to a method was illegal.

For example, the following code shows that an invalid argument error status is set when CurrencyFormatter.grouping property is set to the invalid value "3;".

        var cf:CurrencyFormatter = new CurrencyFormatter("en-US");

        cf.groupingPattern = "3;";

        trace(cf.lastOperationStatus); // "illegalArgumentError"

        

Indicates that an iterator went out of range or an invalid parameter was specified for month, day, or time.

Indicates that a given attribute value is out of the expected range.

The following example shows that setting the NumberFormatter.negativeNumberFormat property to an out-of-range value results in an invalid attribute value status.

        var nf:NumberFormatter = new NumberFormatter(LocaleID.DEFAULT);

        nf.negativeNumberFormat = 9;

        nf.lastOperationStatus; // "invalidAttrValue" 

        

Indicates that invalid Unicode value was found.

Indicates that memory allocation has failed.

Indicates that the last operation succeeded without any errors. This status can be returned by all constructors, non-static methods, static methods and read/write properties.

Indicates that an operation resulted a value that exceeds a specified numeric type.

Indicates that the parsing of a number failed. This status can be returned by parsing methods of the formatter classes, such as CurrencyFormatter.parse() and NumberFormatter.parseNumber(). For example, if the value "12abc34" is passed as the parameter to the CurrencyFormatter.parse() method, the method returns "NaN" and sets the lastOperationStatus value to LastOperationStatus.PARSE_ERROR.

Indicates that the pattern for formatting a number, date, or time is invalid. This status is set when the user's operating system does not support the given pattern.

For example, the following code shows the value of the lastOperationStatus property after an invalid "xx" pattern is used for date formatting:

        var df:DateTimeFormatter = new DateTimeFormatter("en-US");

        df.setDateTimePattern("xx");

        trace(df.lastOperationStatus); // "patternSyntaxError" 

        

Indicates that an underlying platform API failed for an operation.

Indicates that a truncated Unicode character value was found.

Indicates that an unexpected token was detected in a Locale ID string.

For example, the following code shows the value of the lastOperationStatus property after an incomplete string is used when requesting a locale ID. As a result the lastOperationStatus property is set to the value UNEXPECTED_TOKEN after a call to the LocaleID.getKeysAndValues() method.

        var locale:LocaleID = new LocaleID("en-US@Collation");

        var kav:Object = locale.getKeysAndValues();

        trace(locale.lastOperationStatus); // "unexpectedToken"

        

Indicates that the requested operation or option is not supported. This status can be returned by methods like DateTimeFormatter.setDateTimePattern() and when retrieving properties like Collator.ignoreCase.

Indicates that an operating system default value was used during the most recent operation. Class constructors can return this status.

Indicates that a fallback value was set during the most recent operation. This status can be returned by constructors and methods like DateTimeFormatter.setDateTimeStyles(), and when retrieving properties like CurrencyFormatter.groupingPattern.