Fix error where name of node is also the name of a parent (but not root) node #10
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This fixes errors in nodes with this format:
root.namexyz.nameThis was caused by use of currentPath.replace(node) where this path, for example, would become:
rootxyzas.namewould be replaced with an empty string.All uses of replace were replaced with directly replacing currentPath with a substring, this may also be slightly more efficient given substrings were created for replacement anyway, skipping a step!
Tested by copying the class to plugin where the bug was discovered to ensure no mistakes, although it is a very simple change.