Controlling order of commands using buttons

Question

In Windows form I have Button1, Button2 and Button3. These buttons represent a series of actions that should be carried out in a order from starting action to final action. So that normally I can handle this as follows.

Form1: Form
{

    Form_Load(Object sender, event Args e)
    {
        Button1.Enabled = true;
        Button2.Enabled = false;
        Button3.Enabled = false;
    }


    Button1_click(Object sender, event Args e)
    {
        //Actions
        Button2.Enabled = true;
        Button1.Enabled = false;
    }

    Button2_click(Object sender, event Args e)
    {
        //Actions
        Button3.Enabled = true;
        Button2.Enabled = false;
    }

    Button3_click(Object sender, e)
    {
        //Actions
        Button3.Enabled = false;
        Button1.Enabled = true;
    }
}

In several places I'm doing it in this way. Is this the standard way?

EDIT:

And also in a simple situation like you should have clicked button1 before clicking button2, the above approach is acceptable?

Answer 1

To expand on what Bjarke said, I'm providing a code example.

Form1: Form
{
    List<Button> listButtons = new List<Button>();

    public void EnableButton(Button btnToEnable)
    {
        foreach(Button btn in listButtons)
        {
            //check button name.
            //if it is the button to enable, enable it, if not then disable it
            btn.Enabled = btn.Name == btnToEnable.Name;
        }
    }

    Form_Load(Object sender, event Args e)
    {
        listButtons.Add(Button1);
        listButtons.Add(Button2);
        listButtons.Add(Button3);

        EnableButton(Button1);

        //Button1.Enabled = true;
        //Button2.Enabled = false;
        //Button3.Enabled = false;
    }


    Button1_click(Object sender, event Args e)
    {
        EnableButton(Button2);
        //Actions
        //Button2.Enabled = true;
        //Button1.Enabled = false;
    }

    Button2_click(Object sender, event Args e)
    {
        EnableButton(Button3);
        //Actions
        //Button3.Enabled = true;
        //Button2.Enabled = false;
    }

    Button3_click(Object sender, e)
    {
        EnableButton(Button1);
        //Actions
        //Button3.Enabled = false;
        //Button1.Enabled = true;
    }
}