如何将两个或多个构造函数传递给另一种形式？

Question

I have a list view with data in it. I wanted to transfer those data into a form called view/edit form. What I did was when a row is clicked it would transfer the data to a set of hidden textbox that would store the data from the list view. My plan is to transfer it to another form.

In my view & edit button, I have already used a constructor to pass a text (1,2 & 3). The use of that text was to determine if the contents of that form will be disabled (1 - viewing, so everything except the close button is disabled, 2 - add, so everything is enabled & 3- edit, some textboxes are enabled and some are not.)

If you're wondering why I went with this, it's because I want to use 1 form only for those 3 functions.

My attempt would be to use another constructor to pass the data from the textboxes of frm1 to frm2. How would I go about passing 2 different constructors?

I have here a slice of the code to give you more info:

Form 1

public string x = "1", y = "2", z = "3";

public void Viewbtn_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    Identifier1.Text = x;

    if (Mastercombo.Text == "Suppliers")
    {
        Supplier viewsupp = new Supplier(Identifier1.Text);
        viewsupp.Show();
    }
 }

Form 2

public Supplier(string identifier)
{
    InitializeComponent();
    identifierlbl.Text = identifier;
}

private void Supplier_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    if(identifierlbl.Text == "1")
    {
        SuppID.Enabled = false;
        SuppName.Enabled = false;
        SuppTIN.Enabled = false;
    }
    else if(identifierlbl.Text == "3")
    {
        SuppID.Enabled = false;
    }
}

Answer 1

Based on the comments I think what you're asking for is overloading the constructor, eg:

public Supplier(string identifier)
{
     InitializeComponent();
     identifierlbl.Text = identifier;
}

public Supplier(string identifier, string identifierTwo)
{
     InitializeComponent();
     identifierlbl.Text = identifier;
}

Answer 2

[How] to pass two or more constructors to another form

That's probably not describing your needs accurately. It's reasonable enough to overload the constructor taking additional arguments as needed. But that leaves you dealing with knowing which overload you're trying to call which usually adds a different problem.

You could provide a class FormArgs that takes all the data as a nicely packed object. Then, when it gets to the other form, you just use it as needed.

public class FormArgs
{
    private string identifier;
    // text boxes or values
    // the rest...
}

Then,

public Supplier(FormArgs args) {...}

However, that doesn't address binding these forms and data to each other.