Ned Konz wrote:

> 
> What is the code you're using to construct the WTM? If it's something like:
> 
> WorldTimeMorph new openInWorld

Actually it doesn't use new:

WorldTimeMorph initializeLocally

> 
> then you can just go:
> 
> wtm _ WorldTimeMorph new openInWorld.
> "and later"
> wtm delete.

Which is, I guess, why delete doesn't work. (The whole method is class
side.)
But........

> 
> Or to delete all WorldTimeMorphs from the current world:
> 
> World allMorphsDo: [ :ea | (ea isKindOf: WorldTimeMorph) ifTrue: [ ea delete
> ]]

This line works a treat! Looking at it, I can see why it works, but I'd
never have thought of it, not in a million years!

Many thanks again, Ned! 

Cheers

John


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