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While there are ways to temporaily disable autowiring, some should never happen in the first place. For example if the resulting wire has a net right-to-left flow, it should not be created at all!
Let's have a look at the following simple scenario (see picture):
Place an "add" primitive (or almost anything else!), then use ctrl-drag to create a second copy right below it. (Sometimes we need to add a few different things in parallel!). LabVIEW immediately connects a random input and output with a circuitous backwards wire for no good reason at all. 😞
If I really wanted them to be connected, I definitely would have placed them side-by-side!!!
Idea summary: if any auto-generated wire would result in a net backwards dataflow, it should not be created at all!
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