Thread: printf giving different values if printing in rows vs cols!

I don't get why I'm getting different values if I use printw in rows vs cols.

I'm using the exact same variables, but I'm constantly getting a 0 value if I combine parameters in printw. I've combined parameters before and it never gave me an issue, but this is driving me crazy.

Code:

        wprintw(vwin6,"Same Row\n");
        wprintw(vwin6,"Hard Drive Read Bytes: %u     Hard Drive Write Bytes: %u\n", statusInfo->disks->disk[i].read_bytes, statusInfo->disks->disk[i].write_bytes);
        
        wprintw(vwin6,"Same Col\n");
        wprintw(vwin6,"Hard Drive Read Bytes: %u\n", statusInfo->disks->disk[i].read_bytes);
        wprintw(vwin6,"Hard Drive Write Bytes: %u\n", statusInfo->disks->disk[i].write_bytes);

First off, this is NOT a 'C' function. This is a UNIX function to be used on particular UNIX versions. So if you need help on 'wprintw' I suggest you do the following at the command prompt: man wprintw. This will give you all the assistance you need to use this print function properly in a UNIX environment.

That code you posted looks fine. My only concern would be whether write_bytes is a suitable type to be passed to wprintw for a %u specifier, but I'm sure you're a good little boy/girl, and compile with warnings turned up to the max, and make sure to resolve them all properly, right?

How about you post the smallest compilable piece of code that demonstrates the error, so we can actually help you track it down.