How does Global Configurator Plus read commands?

Global Configurator Plus processes commands in a sequential manner, specifically from top to bottom. This means that when a configuration file is executed, the commands are read and executed in the order they appear, starting with the first command and moving downwards to the last one. This design allows for clear and predictable flow in command execution, enabling the user to structure logic and control sequences effectively.

In contrast, random reading of commands would introduce unpredictability in the execution process, which could lead to unintended outcomes in system behavior. Reading commands from the bottom to the top would also disrupt the expected flow, as it would reverse the intended order of execution. Finally, limiting command reading only to when triggered by an external signal would not allow for continuous or proactive system control, as it would rely on external factors to initiate command execution. Thus, the top-to-bottom reading approach is central to maintaining a structured and efficient control environment in Global Configurator Plus.