How is のに used in this sentence?


> 順番違うよ

> やってるのに順番もくそもないけど

My understanding is that he's saying "the order is wrong"but then he correct
himself and says "since I'm already dong at this point the order doesn't
matter much"

Why is のに being used here?




のに here is not being used in the adversative sense, 'although...', but as the
dative of a simple nominalization of やっている 'in the act if doing', 'it's
nonsense to talk about an order in doing [this].'

