Ahh, figured it out! Yes, user error (figures).
In explaining it in the last email I realized my error.
I had stuffed references to my DynLayers in an items[] array. I then "deleted" them from the parent, great...but it's not really "deleting" them...just deleting them from that particular parent. So, since I still had pointers to them in the array, when I went back and checked the array length it was the same (since I hadn't updated that) and when I looped through it looking for the objects (expecting at least they would be null or undefined) I still found pointers to my good old objects (which is why I was confused). If they had pointed to nothing, so to speak, I would have understood.
So..."deleteFromParent()" really is just removing them from the parent object, not actually deleting them? How does one actually delete them? DynObj.del()?
Thanks everyone, -James
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