When wiring to a sequence, tunnels are automatically created in the surrounding loops- why?

[davey31415]

I am trying to wire an input from a while loop tunnel into a sequence.  The problem I am having is that when I click on the sequence to create the tunnel into it, tunnels are also created in the loops that surround it and wires are automatically drawn up to these loops.  Please see the attached picture for details.  The first time I ran into this problem (with the cluster wire shown in the picture), I was able to get around it by starting the wire at the VI inside the sequence and drawing out of it.  This time I am not able to do that.

Any advice?

Thanks,

Dave

[StevenD]

Something bad happened. Either your flat sequence structre or the case structure is not actually in the While loop. I have seen this problem very rarely and usually occurs when you put a larger Structure over a smaller. The larger is actually on TOP of the smaller structure and the smaller is NOT included. See the shadow on the flat sequence? That means it is on a different plane. Drag it (or the case structure if it is out as well) out from behind the loop, then put it back in.

[davey31415]

Thanks Steven.

After reading your explanation I realized what caused this.  I had copied the code and pasted it directly on top of (what I thought was inside of) the structure.

Thanks again,

Dave