A boolean-to-string results in either a “false” string value if boolean false, or “true” string value if boolean true. The link has a “Format” converter property. See Figure 9 for an example.

A boolean-to-simple number data type link (to-double, to-float, to-long, to-integer) results in a 0 value for a boolean false, or 1 if a boolean true.

A boolean-to-statusBoolean link has a “False Value” converter property, with a default value of 0. The default 0 keeps the statusBoolean value in synch with the source boolean value. If “False Value” is set to 1, the linked statusBoolean value is opposite (NOT) the source.

A boolean-to-statusNumeric link or boolean-to-statusEnum link results in a 0 value for a boolean false, or 1 if a boolean true.

A boolean-to-statusString has a string value false if false, or string value true if boolean true.