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Instead of letting the world to handle the deletion you could let another class's instance to serve as a bucket to store all deleted entities. This particular instance should listen to ENTITY_DEATH events and handle them such that it queues them up. The World can then iterate over these instances and perform post-death operations after the frame has been rendered and 'clear' this bucket, which in turn would perform the actual deletion of entities instances.

An example of such a class would be like this: http://ideone.com/7Upza

Instead of letting the world to handle the deletion you could let another class's instance to serve as a bucket to store all deleted entities. This particular instance should listen to ENTITY_DEATH events and handle them such that it queues them up. The World can then iterate over these instances and perform post-death operations after the frame has been rendered and 'clear' this bucket, which in turn would perform the actual deletion of entities instances.

Instead of letting the world to handle the deletion you could let another class's instance to serve as a bucket to store all deleted entities. This particular instance should listen to ENTITY_DEATH events and handle them such that it queues them up. The World can then iterate over these instances and perform post-death operations after the frame has been rendered and 'clear' this bucket, which in turn would perform the actual deletion of entities instances.

An example of such a class would be like this: http://ideone.com/7Upza

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Instead of letting the world to handle the deletion you could let another class's instance to serve as a bucket to store all deleted entities. This particular instance should listen to ENTITY_DEATH events and handle them such that it queues them up. The World can then iterate over these instances and perform post-death operations after the frame has been rendered and 'clear' this bucket, which in turn would perform the actual deletion of entities instances.