Android Question How to assign NULL value to variable

With btn = Null you would discard the btn you have DIMmed. You cannot do that i think.
BUT you can use the Tag of your button


That shows "btn is null" as expected

Maybe you show more code or explain more detailed what you want to realize with your btn = null. This could help to give help to you

I have a Sub to create a Button. In Sub, create a Button according to a condition. If the condition is not met, returns a NULL. The code just like this:
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Sub MyCreateButton(condition As String) As Button
Dim btn As Button
btn.Initialize("btn")
Select condition
Case "1"
btn.Text = "Some text 1"
btn.Color = Colors.Red
Case "2"
btn.Text = "Some text 2"
btn.Color = Colors.Yellow
Case Else
'Other value is not expected, so we return a NULL
btn = Null
End Select
Return btn
End Sub
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Now I call this Sub like this:
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Dim btn As Button
btn = MyCreateButton(EditText1.Text)
If btn = Null then
Msgbox("Bad value, Input again!", "")
Else
....... some code for using btn, omitted.
End If
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The problem is that "If btn = Null" will be always False whether I input any value.

Please use [ CODE]your code here[ /CODE] (without the spaces) when you post code...

Dont use


do a


in case there´s something wrong...

OR even better it would be that you DONT DIM the button inside your sub and return a null if there is something wrong....

For example:

In addition to my last answers i have edited a smal example-app.

There are 5 dynamiccaly added buttons. AND the have an click-sub which are passed to MyCreateButton as second parameter...

Oh, I see. Thank you very much!