Transactions, commands, and signers
You can represent a transaction as a layered box. In this example:
- The top box is a space for a label for the transaction, it doesn’t correspond to a property of the transaction but is useful when describing a Ledger Evolution diagram.
- The middle green box is the command for the Primary state.
- The bottom box contains the actual signers of the transaction.
If a transaction has additional commands relating to other Smart Contract operating in the transaction, then these are added as extra middle boxes:
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