When configuring a button, what determines the sequence of triggered commands?

The sequence of triggered commands when configuring a button is determined by the order of commands specified in the properties. This means that the commands are executed in the exact sequence they are arranged within the button's configuration settings.

This aspect is crucial because it allows for precise control over the operation of a system, enabling users to create specific workflows or command sequences tailored to their requirements. For example, if a button is designed to both power on a device and switch it to a specific input, the commands to turn on the power should be listed first, followed by the command to change the input. Thus, the arrangement directly impacts the functionality of the control system.

Other aspects such as the size, color, or type of device do not influence the order in which commands are executed. They may provide visual or operational distinctions but do not change the logic of command processing as dictated by their order in the configuration.