Order of sub-editor setters in RequestFactoryEditorDriver

I am creating a RequestFactory context by calling edit() on a proxy
(which contains sub-proxies).

I have an editor for the proxy (with sub-editors for the sub-proxies).

Call this proxy the "top-level proxy"

The editor framework automatically calls context.edit() on any sub-
proxies it encounters (which is helpful); however, this means when the
driver is flushed, the setters for the top-level proxy are called
first, followed by its children's setters, and so on. So when I use
the default editor framework behavior, my top-level proxy proxy will
never accurately reflect the editor changes.

Do I really have to manually call edit on all my sub-proxies in a leaf-
first way in order to get the behavior I need? Shouldn't the driver
do it that way be default?

Or am I thinking of this incorrectly?

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