stupid formatting ?

Pardon the mess. Program works, 1 annoying thing is the divider1, always runs into the Attendance Report. All the other dividers behave normally. I tried just using a cout for the "Attendance Report", then moved it to a void/void, and that one divider does the same thing in each case. Thanks for any help, I'm sure it's something very simple....

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
//#include <string>

using namespace std;

//constants and  voids
const int SCREEN_WIDTH = 70;
const char BLANK = ' ';
void PrintWelcome (void);
void PrintWelcome2 (void);
void Divider1 (void);
void Divider2 (void);


int main (void)
{
	int NumberOfVisitors;
	int  CMorn;
		int CAft;
		int CTot;
		int CPer;
		int FMorn;
		int FAft;
		int FTot;
		int FPer;
		int RMorn;
		int RAft;
		int RTot;
		int RPer;
		int TotalMorn;
			int TotalAft;
			int GrandTot;
			int TotalMorning;
			int TotalAfternoon;
			int GrandTotal;



PrintWelcome ();
//cout << setw(52) << "Aaron's Amusement Park" << endl;
//cout << endl;

Divider1 () ;
cout << endl;


//cout << setw(52) << "Attendance Report" << endl;
PrintWelcome2 ();
cout << endl;

Divider1 () ;
cout << endl;
cout << "Enter the number  of visitors at the park : ";

cin  >> NumberOfVisitors ;
if ( NumberOfVisitors > 0)

cout << "good"  << endl;

else cout << "error";
Divider2 ();

cout << "For Ride #1, The Carousel:"  ;
cout << endl;
cout << "Morning Riders: " ;
cin >> CMorn;
cout << endl;
cout << "Afternoon Riders"  ;
cin >> CAft;
cout << endl;
CTot = CAft + CMorn;
cout << "Total Riders: " << CTot  ;
CPer = (CTot / double(NumberOfVisitors)) * 100;
cout << "Percent of Riders: " << CPer ;
cout << endl;
Divider2 ();

cout << "For Ride #2, The Ferris Wheel:" ;
cout << "Morning Riders: "  ;
cin >> FMorn;
cout << endl;
cout << "Afternoon Riders" << endl;
cin >> FAft;
cout << endl;
FTot = FAft + FMorn;
cout << "Total Riders: " << FTot  ;
FPer = (FTot / double(NumberOfVisitors)) * 100;
cout << endl;
cout << "Percent of Riders: " << FPer ;
cout << endl;
Divider2 ();

cout << "For Ride #3, The Roller Coaster:" ;
cout << "Morning Riders: " << endl;
cin >> RMorn;
cout << "Afternoon Riders" << endl;
cin >> RAft;
RTot = RAft + RMorn;
cout << "Total Riders: " << RTot  ;
RPer = (RTot / double(NumberOfVisitors)) * 100;
cout << "Percent of Riders: " << RPer ;
TotalMorning = CMorn + FMorn + RMorn;
TotalAfternoon = CAft + CMorn +  RMorn;
GrandTotal = TotalMorning + TotalAfternoon;
cout << "Total Morning Riders: " << TotalMorning ;
cout << "Total Afternoon Riders: " << TotalAfternoon ;
cout << "Grand Total Riders: "  << GrandTotal;
cout << endl;


Divider2 ();


	return 0;
}
void PrintWelcome (void)
{
	cout << setw(52) << "Aaron's Amusement Park";
	cout << endl ;

} 
void PrintWelcome2 (void)
{
	cout << setw(52) << "Attendance Report";
	cout << endl;
}
void Divider1 (void)
{
	cout << setfill ('=');
	cout << setw(SCREEN_WIDTH) << BLANK << endl;
}
void Divider2 (void)
{
	cout << setfill ('-');
	cout << setw(SCREEN_WIDTH) << BLANK << endl;
}

Reset the fill to blank after setting it to something else.

added a cout.fill(' '); right after attendance and that worked...not sure why none of the others behaved this way tho...

Thanks!!

I guess you want your output like so:

Code:

                               Aaron's Amusement Park
 =====================================================================
 
                                    Attendance Report
 
 =====================================================================
 
 (ignore the breaks in the lines containing the = signs,  
 they're only showing because this forum software forces breaks after X number of characters)

I put "cout << setfill(' ');" as the last line of Divider1(), I'd recommend doing the same to Divider2(). Reseting the fill right after changing it would be a better practice than going across two different functions.