printf C issues

[ukpc5]

hi i've got a program

which is written like this

part1*

printf("0/n")
printf("0/n")
printf("0/n")
printf("0/n")


part2*
printf("1/n")
printf("1/n")
printf("1/n")
printf("1/n")

im trying to get it to print both at the same time and i'm aimming to get it to print like
0 1
0 1
0 1
0 1

howerver its printing like this
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1

is there a way to get it to print like the 1st way with out having it like printf("0/n") printf("1/n")
i've been trying to find a command to work with print f in that way however no joy yet any suggesstions?

 

[Ian Rogers]

"\n" means newline.... printf("0 1\n");

OR printf("0 "); printf("1\n");

 

[ukpc5]

thanks ian i realise that the /n means new line so it would shift it down however i'm using the 0's to create a shape specificly the 0's would make the shapes of numbers for a display i was just wondering if there was a command that would make it possply to write a few things but allow the next print f to start back on the same level again

 

[Ian Rogers]

if you need to create a sort of bitmap.

printf("0 0 0 0 0\n\r");
printf(" 0 0 0 0 \n\r);
printf("0 0 0 0 0\n\r);

the \r returns to the fist column.

 

[vlad777]

If you omit \n whatever next you print will be on the same line.
Also,I see you need something like gotoxy() function, (in winapi it's called differently) .

 

[Mr RB]

I think it would be professional and practical to format the display data first in RAM, then just print each RAM line to a line.

Trying to format XY matrixed text characters at the time it actually prints seems very funky to me.