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Nodes that share the same name only can because they are in separate (sub)networks. However, in NodeContext a table is kept in which all nodes across all (sub)networks are stored causing some of them being overridden each time another node with the same name is encountered. A solution would be to store in this table, instead of the nodes themselves, the path of those nodes relative to the root network. This way all node lookups (and result lookups) will be unique.
Nodes that share the same name only can because they are in separate (sub)networks. However, in NodeContext a table is kept in which all nodes across all (sub)networks are stored causing some of them being overridden each time another node with the same name is encountered. A solution would be to store in this table, instead of the nodes themselves, the path of those nodes relative to the root network. This way all node lookups (and result lookups) will be unique.
This issue references http://support.nodebox.net/discussions/nodebox-2-3/5415-intermittent-nodebox-bug
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