How to give multiple axis the same style/options
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I would like to pick your brains again on a small issue.
I want to use tikzstyle
to describe the style of multiple plots but when I copy and paste the style I use on my plot, I get a compilation error.
Working code :
documentclassstandalone
usepackagepgfplots
begindocument
defT10
defK10
begintikzpicture
tikzstyleBode=
tikzstyleAsymp=[red,densely dashed,thick=1pt]
tikzstyleLieuReel=[thick=1pt]
defFloorWfloor(ln(1/T)/ln(10))
defCeilWceil(ln(1/T)/ln(10))
defGdbK20*ln(K)/ln(10)
beginsemilogxaxis[height=5cm,width=10cm,xlabel=$omega$,ylabel=$G_dB$,grid=both,axis x line=bottom, axis y line = left,ymax=(GdbK+4),xmax=10^(CeilW+2.2)]
addplot [domain=(10^(FloorW-2)):(10^(CeilW+2)),samples=50] GdbK-(10*(ln(T^2*x^2+1)))/ln(10)[LieuReel];
addplot [domain=(10^(FloorW-2)):(1/T),samples=2] GdbK[Asymp];
addplot [domain=(1/T):(10^(CeilW+2)),samples=2] GdbK-(10*(ln(T^2*x^2)))/ln(10)[Asymp];
endsemilogxaxis
endtikzpicture
enddocument
Now, I put the style of my semilogaxis
in the tikzstyleBode
and type Bode
in it instead
tikzstyleBode=[height=5cm,width=10cm,xlabel=$omega$,ylabel=$G_dB$,grid=both,axis x line=bottom, axis y line = left,ymax=(GdbK+4),xmax=10^(CeilW+2.2)]
...
beginsemilogxaxis[Bode]
and it gets me this error:
! Package pgfkeys Error: I do not know the key '/tikz/height', to which you passed '5cm', and I am going to ignore it. Perhaps you misspelled it.See the pgfkeys package documentation for explanation.Type H <return> for immediate help.... endsemilogxaxis
Can you help me ?
tikz-pgf errors tikz-styles pgfkeys
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I would like to pick your brains again on a small issue.
I want to use tikzstyle
to describe the style of multiple plots but when I copy and paste the style I use on my plot, I get a compilation error.
Working code :
documentclassstandalone
usepackagepgfplots
begindocument
defT10
defK10
begintikzpicture
tikzstyleBode=
tikzstyleAsymp=[red,densely dashed,thick=1pt]
tikzstyleLieuReel=[thick=1pt]
defFloorWfloor(ln(1/T)/ln(10))
defCeilWceil(ln(1/T)/ln(10))
defGdbK20*ln(K)/ln(10)
beginsemilogxaxis[height=5cm,width=10cm,xlabel=$omega$,ylabel=$G_dB$,grid=both,axis x line=bottom, axis y line = left,ymax=(GdbK+4),xmax=10^(CeilW+2.2)]
addplot [domain=(10^(FloorW-2)):(10^(CeilW+2)),samples=50] GdbK-(10*(ln(T^2*x^2+1)))/ln(10)[LieuReel];
addplot [domain=(10^(FloorW-2)):(1/T),samples=2] GdbK[Asymp];
addplot [domain=(1/T):(10^(CeilW+2)),samples=2] GdbK-(10*(ln(T^2*x^2)))/ln(10)[Asymp];
endsemilogxaxis
endtikzpicture
enddocument
Now, I put the style of my semilogaxis
in the tikzstyleBode
and type Bode
in it instead
tikzstyleBode=[height=5cm,width=10cm,xlabel=$omega$,ylabel=$G_dB$,grid=both,axis x line=bottom, axis y line = left,ymax=(GdbK+4),xmax=10^(CeilW+2.2)]
...
beginsemilogxaxis[Bode]
and it gets me this error:
! Package pgfkeys Error: I do not know the key '/tikz/height', to which you passed '5cm', and I am going to ignore it. Perhaps you misspelled it.See the pgfkeys package documentation for explanation.Type H <return> for immediate help.... endsemilogxaxis
Can you help me ?
tikz-pgf errors tikz-styles pgfkeys
add a comment |
I would like to pick your brains again on a small issue.
I want to use tikzstyle
to describe the style of multiple plots but when I copy and paste the style I use on my plot, I get a compilation error.
Working code :
documentclassstandalone
usepackagepgfplots
begindocument
defT10
defK10
begintikzpicture
tikzstyleBode=
tikzstyleAsymp=[red,densely dashed,thick=1pt]
tikzstyleLieuReel=[thick=1pt]
defFloorWfloor(ln(1/T)/ln(10))
defCeilWceil(ln(1/T)/ln(10))
defGdbK20*ln(K)/ln(10)
beginsemilogxaxis[height=5cm,width=10cm,xlabel=$omega$,ylabel=$G_dB$,grid=both,axis x line=bottom, axis y line = left,ymax=(GdbK+4),xmax=10^(CeilW+2.2)]
addplot [domain=(10^(FloorW-2)):(10^(CeilW+2)),samples=50] GdbK-(10*(ln(T^2*x^2+1)))/ln(10)[LieuReel];
addplot [domain=(10^(FloorW-2)):(1/T),samples=2] GdbK[Asymp];
addplot [domain=(1/T):(10^(CeilW+2)),samples=2] GdbK-(10*(ln(T^2*x^2)))/ln(10)[Asymp];
endsemilogxaxis
endtikzpicture
enddocument
Now, I put the style of my semilogaxis
in the tikzstyleBode
and type Bode
in it instead
tikzstyleBode=[height=5cm,width=10cm,xlabel=$omega$,ylabel=$G_dB$,grid=both,axis x line=bottom, axis y line = left,ymax=(GdbK+4),xmax=10^(CeilW+2.2)]
...
beginsemilogxaxis[Bode]
and it gets me this error:
! Package pgfkeys Error: I do not know the key '/tikz/height', to which you passed '5cm', and I am going to ignore it. Perhaps you misspelled it.See the pgfkeys package documentation for explanation.Type H <return> for immediate help.... endsemilogxaxis
Can you help me ?
tikz-pgf errors tikz-styles pgfkeys
I would like to pick your brains again on a small issue.
I want to use tikzstyle
to describe the style of multiple plots but when I copy and paste the style I use on my plot, I get a compilation error.
Working code :
documentclassstandalone
usepackagepgfplots
begindocument
defT10
defK10
begintikzpicture
tikzstyleBode=
tikzstyleAsymp=[red,densely dashed,thick=1pt]
tikzstyleLieuReel=[thick=1pt]
defFloorWfloor(ln(1/T)/ln(10))
defCeilWceil(ln(1/T)/ln(10))
defGdbK20*ln(K)/ln(10)
beginsemilogxaxis[height=5cm,width=10cm,xlabel=$omega$,ylabel=$G_dB$,grid=both,axis x line=bottom, axis y line = left,ymax=(GdbK+4),xmax=10^(CeilW+2.2)]
addplot [domain=(10^(FloorW-2)):(10^(CeilW+2)),samples=50] GdbK-(10*(ln(T^2*x^2+1)))/ln(10)[LieuReel];
addplot [domain=(10^(FloorW-2)):(1/T),samples=2] GdbK[Asymp];
addplot [domain=(1/T):(10^(CeilW+2)),samples=2] GdbK-(10*(ln(T^2*x^2)))/ln(10)[Asymp];
endsemilogxaxis
endtikzpicture
enddocument
Now, I put the style of my semilogaxis
in the tikzstyleBode
and type Bode
in it instead
tikzstyleBode=[height=5cm,width=10cm,xlabel=$omega$,ylabel=$G_dB$,grid=both,axis x line=bottom, axis y line = left,ymax=(GdbK+4),xmax=10^(CeilW+2.2)]
...
beginsemilogxaxis[Bode]
and it gets me this error:
! Package pgfkeys Error: I do not know the key '/tikz/height', to which you passed '5cm', and I am going to ignore it. Perhaps you misspelled it.See the pgfkeys package documentation for explanation.Type H <return> for immediate help.... endsemilogxaxis
Can you help me ?
tikz-pgf errors tikz-styles pgfkeys
tikz-pgf errors tikz-styles pgfkeys
edited Feb 17 at 17:09
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asked Feb 17 at 15:53
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tikzstylefoo=[..]
or the replacement tikzsetfoo/.style=..
looks in the /tikz
family of keys, but width
, height
and the other axis
parameters belong to the /pgfplots
family, so you get an error that /tikz/width
is unknown.
Instead you can use pgfplotssetfoo/.style=..
, then the keys are assumed to be in the /pgfplots
family.
By the way, in general it would be better to use newcommand
instead of def
, because then you won't accidentally overwrite existing macros.
documentclassstandalone
usepackagepgfplots
begindocument
newcommandT10
newcommandK10
begintikzpicture[
Asymp/.style=red,densely dashed,thick=1pt,
LieuReel/.style=thick=1pt
]
newcommandFloorWfloor(ln(1/T)/ln(10))
newcommandCeilWceil(ln(1/T)/ln(10))
newcommandGdbK20*ln(K)/ln(10)
pgfplotsset
bode/.style=
height=5cm,
width=10cm,
xlabel=$omega$,
ylabel=$G_dB$,
grid=both,
axis x line=bottom,
axis y line = left,
ymax=(GdbK+4),
xmax=10^(CeilW+2.2)
beginsemilogxaxis[bode]
addplot [domain=(10^(FloorW-2)):(10^(CeilW+2)),samples=50] GdbK-(10*(ln(T^2*x^2+1)))/ln(10)[LieuReel];
addplot [domain=(10^(FloorW-2)):(1/T),samples=2] GdbK[Asymp];
addplot [domain=(1/T):(10^(CeilW+2)),samples=2] GdbK-(10*(ln(T^2*x^2)))/ln(10)[Asymp];
endsemilogxaxis
endtikzpicture
enddocument
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tikzstylefoo=[..]
or the replacement tikzsetfoo/.style=..
looks in the /tikz
family of keys, but width
, height
and the other axis
parameters belong to the /pgfplots
family, so you get an error that /tikz/width
is unknown.
Instead you can use pgfplotssetfoo/.style=..
, then the keys are assumed to be in the /pgfplots
family.
By the way, in general it would be better to use newcommand
instead of def
, because then you won't accidentally overwrite existing macros.
documentclassstandalone
usepackagepgfplots
begindocument
newcommandT10
newcommandK10
begintikzpicture[
Asymp/.style=red,densely dashed,thick=1pt,
LieuReel/.style=thick=1pt
]
newcommandFloorWfloor(ln(1/T)/ln(10))
newcommandCeilWceil(ln(1/T)/ln(10))
newcommandGdbK20*ln(K)/ln(10)
pgfplotsset
bode/.style=
height=5cm,
width=10cm,
xlabel=$omega$,
ylabel=$G_dB$,
grid=both,
axis x line=bottom,
axis y line = left,
ymax=(GdbK+4),
xmax=10^(CeilW+2.2)
beginsemilogxaxis[bode]
addplot [domain=(10^(FloorW-2)):(10^(CeilW+2)),samples=50] GdbK-(10*(ln(T^2*x^2+1)))/ln(10)[LieuReel];
addplot [domain=(10^(FloorW-2)):(1/T),samples=2] GdbK[Asymp];
addplot [domain=(1/T):(10^(CeilW+2)),samples=2] GdbK-(10*(ln(T^2*x^2)))/ln(10)[Asymp];
endsemilogxaxis
endtikzpicture
enddocument
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tikzstylefoo=[..]
or the replacement tikzsetfoo/.style=..
looks in the /tikz
family of keys, but width
, height
and the other axis
parameters belong to the /pgfplots
family, so you get an error that /tikz/width
is unknown.
Instead you can use pgfplotssetfoo/.style=..
, then the keys are assumed to be in the /pgfplots
family.
By the way, in general it would be better to use newcommand
instead of def
, because then you won't accidentally overwrite existing macros.
documentclassstandalone
usepackagepgfplots
begindocument
newcommandT10
newcommandK10
begintikzpicture[
Asymp/.style=red,densely dashed,thick=1pt,
LieuReel/.style=thick=1pt
]
newcommandFloorWfloor(ln(1/T)/ln(10))
newcommandCeilWceil(ln(1/T)/ln(10))
newcommandGdbK20*ln(K)/ln(10)
pgfplotsset
bode/.style=
height=5cm,
width=10cm,
xlabel=$omega$,
ylabel=$G_dB$,
grid=both,
axis x line=bottom,
axis y line = left,
ymax=(GdbK+4),
xmax=10^(CeilW+2.2)
beginsemilogxaxis[bode]
addplot [domain=(10^(FloorW-2)):(10^(CeilW+2)),samples=50] GdbK-(10*(ln(T^2*x^2+1)))/ln(10)[LieuReel];
addplot [domain=(10^(FloorW-2)):(1/T),samples=2] GdbK[Asymp];
addplot [domain=(1/T):(10^(CeilW+2)),samples=2] GdbK-(10*(ln(T^2*x^2)))/ln(10)[Asymp];
endsemilogxaxis
endtikzpicture
enddocument
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tikzstylefoo=[..]
or the replacement tikzsetfoo/.style=..
looks in the /tikz
family of keys, but width
, height
and the other axis
parameters belong to the /pgfplots
family, so you get an error that /tikz/width
is unknown.
Instead you can use pgfplotssetfoo/.style=..
, then the keys are assumed to be in the /pgfplots
family.
By the way, in general it would be better to use newcommand
instead of def
, because then you won't accidentally overwrite existing macros.
documentclassstandalone
usepackagepgfplots
begindocument
newcommandT10
newcommandK10
begintikzpicture[
Asymp/.style=red,densely dashed,thick=1pt,
LieuReel/.style=thick=1pt
]
newcommandFloorWfloor(ln(1/T)/ln(10))
newcommandCeilWceil(ln(1/T)/ln(10))
newcommandGdbK20*ln(K)/ln(10)
pgfplotsset
bode/.style=
height=5cm,
width=10cm,
xlabel=$omega$,
ylabel=$G_dB$,
grid=both,
axis x line=bottom,
axis y line = left,
ymax=(GdbK+4),
xmax=10^(CeilW+2.2)
beginsemilogxaxis[bode]
addplot [domain=(10^(FloorW-2)):(10^(CeilW+2)),samples=50] GdbK-(10*(ln(T^2*x^2+1)))/ln(10)[LieuReel];
addplot [domain=(10^(FloorW-2)):(1/T),samples=2] GdbK[Asymp];
addplot [domain=(1/T):(10^(CeilW+2)),samples=2] GdbK-(10*(ln(T^2*x^2)))/ln(10)[Asymp];
endsemilogxaxis
endtikzpicture
enddocument
tikzstylefoo=[..]
or the replacement tikzsetfoo/.style=..
looks in the /tikz
family of keys, but width
, height
and the other axis
parameters belong to the /pgfplots
family, so you get an error that /tikz/width
is unknown.
Instead you can use pgfplotssetfoo/.style=..
, then the keys are assumed to be in the /pgfplots
family.
By the way, in general it would be better to use newcommand
instead of def
, because then you won't accidentally overwrite existing macros.
documentclassstandalone
usepackagepgfplots
begindocument
newcommandT10
newcommandK10
begintikzpicture[
Asymp/.style=red,densely dashed,thick=1pt,
LieuReel/.style=thick=1pt
]
newcommandFloorWfloor(ln(1/T)/ln(10))
newcommandCeilWceil(ln(1/T)/ln(10))
newcommandGdbK20*ln(K)/ln(10)
pgfplotsset
bode/.style=
height=5cm,
width=10cm,
xlabel=$omega$,
ylabel=$G_dB$,
grid=both,
axis x line=bottom,
axis y line = left,
ymax=(GdbK+4),
xmax=10^(CeilW+2.2)
beginsemilogxaxis[bode]
addplot [domain=(10^(FloorW-2)):(10^(CeilW+2)),samples=50] GdbK-(10*(ln(T^2*x^2+1)))/ln(10)[LieuReel];
addplot [domain=(10^(FloorW-2)):(1/T),samples=2] GdbK[Asymp];
addplot [domain=(1/T):(10^(CeilW+2)),samples=2] GdbK-(10*(ln(T^2*x^2)))/ln(10)[Asymp];
endsemilogxaxis
endtikzpicture
enddocument
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