It's actually possible, by using std::list::rbegin (points to the end of the list), and std::list::rend (points to the element before the first list element, works the same as std::list::begin and std::list::end)
std::<container type here>::reverse_iterator is very helpful in this case. With a little hacking I'm pretty sure it's possible.
NOTE: I tried just copying the contents of CallFunctionRecursively, it didn't work but I will try with something else
https://github.com/SethRobinson/proton/blob/master/shared/Entity/Entity.cpp#L188-L210
It's actually possible, by using
std::list::rbegin(points to the end of the list), andstd::list::rend(points to the element before the first list element, works the same as std::list::begin and std::list::end)std::<container type here>::reverse_iteratoris very helpful in this case. With a little hacking I'm pretty sure it's possible.NOTE: I tried just copying the contents of CallFunctionRecursively, it didn't work but I will try with something else