cli: fix printing the scan channel width
The "chan_width" var contains an index, not a value. While at it, make the 40 and 2040 description shorter and clearer. Signed-off-by: Andre Heider <a.heider@gmail.com>
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iwinfo_cli.c
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iwinfo_cli.c
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@ -340,12 +340,17 @@ static char * format_assocrate(struct iwinfo_rate_entry *r)
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return buf;
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}
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static const char* format_chan_width(uint16_t width)
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static const char* format_chan_width(bool vht, uint8_t width)
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{
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switch (width) {
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if (!vht && width < ARRAY_SIZE(ht_chan_width))
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switch (ht_chan_width[width]) {
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case 20: return "20 MHz";
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case 2040: return "40 MHz and upper or 20 MHz with intolerant bit";
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case 40: return "40 MHz or lower";
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case 2040: return "40 MHz or higher";
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}
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if (vht && width < ARRAY_SIZE(vht_chan_width))
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switch (vht_chan_width[width]) {
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case 40: return "20 or 40 MHz";
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case 80: return "80 MHz";
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case 8080: return "80+80 MHz";
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case 160: return "160 MHz";
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@ -674,16 +679,16 @@ static void print_scanlist(const struct iwinfo_ops *iw, const char *ifname)
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printf(" Secondary Channel Offset: %s\n",
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ht_secondary_offset[e->ht_chan_info.secondary_chan_off]);
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printf(" Channel Width: %s\n",
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format_chan_width(e->ht_chan_info.chan_width));
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format_chan_width(false, e->ht_chan_info.chan_width));
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if (e->vht_chan_info.center_chan_1) {
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printf(" VHT Operation:\n");
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printf(" Channel Width: %s\n",
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format_chan_width(e->vht_chan_info.chan_width));
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printf(" Center Frequency 1: %d\n",
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e->vht_chan_info.center_chan_1);
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printf(" Center Frequency 2: %d\n",
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e->vht_chan_info.center_chan_2);
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printf(" Channel Width: %s\n",
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format_chan_width(true, e->vht_chan_info.chan_width));
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}
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printf("\n");
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