code: public static StringConvert create() {
          return new StringConvert(true, 
                          NumericArrayStringConverterFactory.INSTANCE,
                          NumericObjectArrayStringConverterFactory.INSTANCE,
                          CharObjectArrayStringConverterFactory.INSTANCE,
                          ByteObjectArrayStringConverterFactory.INSTANCE,
                          BooleanArrayStringConverterFactory.INSTANCE,
                          BooleanObjectArrayStringConverterFactory.INSTANCE);
      }
docs: Creates a new conversion manager including the extended standard set of converters.
  <p>
  The returned converter is a new instance that includes additional converters:
  <ul>
  <li>JDK converters
  <li>{@link NumericArrayStringConverterFactory}
  <li>{@link NumericObjectArrayStringConverterFactory}
  <li>{@link CharObjectArrayStringConverterFactory}
  <li>{@link ByteObjectArrayStringConverterFactory}
  <li>{@link BooleanArrayStringConverterFactory}
  <li>{@link BooleanObjectArrayStringConverterFactory}
  </ul>
  <p>
  The convert instance is mutable in a thread-safe manner.
  Converters may be altered at any time, including the JDK converters.
  It is strongly recommended to only alter the converters before performing
  actual conversions.
  
  @return the new converter, not null
  @since 1.5