How to give multiple axis the same style/options

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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


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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


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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 ?










      share|improve this question
















      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


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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





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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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