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I would like to use argurments of a first tizkset to give them to a second tikset.This is my code



documentclass{article}
usepackage{tikz}
tikzset{pics/message/.style={code={
draw (0,0) rectangle (4,1);
draw foreach X in {1,2,3} {(X,0) -- (X,1)};
%someone gave me two lines and i can't figure out how they work
foreach X [count=Y,evaluate=Y as Z using {Y-0.5}] in {#1} %1
{node at (Z,0.5) {X}; %2
ifnumY=4
breakforeach
fi}
}}}
tikzset{pics/broadcast/.style={code={begin{scope}[local bounding box=#1]
draw (0,0) rectangle (6,5);
pic at (1,3) {message={1,2,3,4}};
end{scope}
}}}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}
pic at (0,0) {message={1,2,3,4}}; %instead it should be the params of broadcast
pic at (0,3) {broadcast};
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}


To draw me this:



enter image description here



I would like to call rectangle like that:



pic at (0,0) {broadcast={1,2,3,4}};


While changing this line in the broadcast method:



pic at (1,3) {message={1,2,3,4}}; %actually
pic at (1,3) {message={%every param of broadcast%}}; % What I want


How can I do this?










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  • For me it is not very clear what you want : inside your broadcast pic you have a nested message pic, do you want to be able to passe the parameters of broadcast to the nested message ? If this is the case you can simply remove your scope (with the unused local bounding box=#1) and replace pic at (1,3) {message={1,2,3,4}}; with pic at (1,3) {message={#1}};.
    – Kpym
    Oct 7 at 13:15










  • @Kpym Did you try what you are suggesting?
    – marmot
    Oct 7 at 15:19















up vote
2
down vote

favorite












I would like to use argurments of a first tizkset to give them to a second tikset.This is my code



documentclass{article}
usepackage{tikz}
tikzset{pics/message/.style={code={
draw (0,0) rectangle (4,1);
draw foreach X in {1,2,3} {(X,0) -- (X,1)};
%someone gave me two lines and i can't figure out how they work
foreach X [count=Y,evaluate=Y as Z using {Y-0.5}] in {#1} %1
{node at (Z,0.5) {X}; %2
ifnumY=4
breakforeach
fi}
}}}
tikzset{pics/broadcast/.style={code={begin{scope}[local bounding box=#1]
draw (0,0) rectangle (6,5);
pic at (1,3) {message={1,2,3,4}};
end{scope}
}}}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}
pic at (0,0) {message={1,2,3,4}}; %instead it should be the params of broadcast
pic at (0,3) {broadcast};
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}


To draw me this:



enter image description here



I would like to call rectangle like that:



pic at (0,0) {broadcast={1,2,3,4}};


While changing this line in the broadcast method:



pic at (1,3) {message={1,2,3,4}}; %actually
pic at (1,3) {message={%every param of broadcast%}}; % What I want


How can I do this?










share|improve this question
























  • For me it is not very clear what you want : inside your broadcast pic you have a nested message pic, do you want to be able to passe the parameters of broadcast to the nested message ? If this is the case you can simply remove your scope (with the unused local bounding box=#1) and replace pic at (1,3) {message={1,2,3,4}}; with pic at (1,3) {message={#1}};.
    – Kpym
    Oct 7 at 13:15










  • @Kpym Did you try what you are suggesting?
    – marmot
    Oct 7 at 15:19













up vote
2
down vote

favorite









up vote
2
down vote

favorite











I would like to use argurments of a first tizkset to give them to a second tikset.This is my code



documentclass{article}
usepackage{tikz}
tikzset{pics/message/.style={code={
draw (0,0) rectangle (4,1);
draw foreach X in {1,2,3} {(X,0) -- (X,1)};
%someone gave me two lines and i can't figure out how they work
foreach X [count=Y,evaluate=Y as Z using {Y-0.5}] in {#1} %1
{node at (Z,0.5) {X}; %2
ifnumY=4
breakforeach
fi}
}}}
tikzset{pics/broadcast/.style={code={begin{scope}[local bounding box=#1]
draw (0,0) rectangle (6,5);
pic at (1,3) {message={1,2,3,4}};
end{scope}
}}}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}
pic at (0,0) {message={1,2,3,4}}; %instead it should be the params of broadcast
pic at (0,3) {broadcast};
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}


To draw me this:



enter image description here



I would like to call rectangle like that:



pic at (0,0) {broadcast={1,2,3,4}};


While changing this line in the broadcast method:



pic at (1,3) {message={1,2,3,4}}; %actually
pic at (1,3) {message={%every param of broadcast%}}; % What I want


How can I do this?










share|improve this question















I would like to use argurments of a first tizkset to give them to a second tikset.This is my code



documentclass{article}
usepackage{tikz}
tikzset{pics/message/.style={code={
draw (0,0) rectangle (4,1);
draw foreach X in {1,2,3} {(X,0) -- (X,1)};
%someone gave me two lines and i can't figure out how they work
foreach X [count=Y,evaluate=Y as Z using {Y-0.5}] in {#1} %1
{node at (Z,0.5) {X}; %2
ifnumY=4
breakforeach
fi}
}}}
tikzset{pics/broadcast/.style={code={begin{scope}[local bounding box=#1]
draw (0,0) rectangle (6,5);
pic at (1,3) {message={1,2,3,4}};
end{scope}
}}}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}
pic at (0,0) {message={1,2,3,4}}; %instead it should be the params of broadcast
pic at (0,3) {broadcast};
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}


To draw me this:



enter image description here



I would like to call rectangle like that:



pic at (0,0) {broadcast={1,2,3,4}};


While changing this line in the broadcast method:



pic at (1,3) {message={1,2,3,4}}; %actually
pic at (1,3) {message={%every param of broadcast%}}; % What I want


How can I do this?







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  • For me it is not very clear what you want : inside your broadcast pic you have a nested message pic, do you want to be able to passe the parameters of broadcast to the nested message ? If this is the case you can simply remove your scope (with the unused local bounding box=#1) and replace pic at (1,3) {message={1,2,3,4}}; with pic at (1,3) {message={#1}};.
    – Kpym
    Oct 7 at 13:15










  • @Kpym Did you try what you are suggesting?
    – marmot
    Oct 7 at 15:19


















  • For me it is not very clear what you want : inside your broadcast pic you have a nested message pic, do you want to be able to passe the parameters of broadcast to the nested message ? If this is the case you can simply remove your scope (with the unused local bounding box=#1) and replace pic at (1,3) {message={1,2,3,4}}; with pic at (1,3) {message={#1}};.
    – Kpym
    Oct 7 at 13:15










  • @Kpym Did you try what you are suggesting?
    – marmot
    Oct 7 at 15:19
















For me it is not very clear what you want : inside your broadcast pic you have a nested message pic, do you want to be able to passe the parameters of broadcast to the nested message ? If this is the case you can simply remove your scope (with the unused local bounding box=#1) and replace pic at (1,3) {message={1,2,3,4}}; with pic at (1,3) {message={#1}};.
– Kpym
Oct 7 at 13:15




For me it is not very clear what you want : inside your broadcast pic you have a nested message pic, do you want to be able to passe the parameters of broadcast to the nested message ? If this is the case you can simply remove your scope (with the unused local bounding box=#1) and replace pic at (1,3) {message={1,2,3,4}}; with pic at (1,3) {message={#1}};.
– Kpym
Oct 7 at 13:15












@Kpym Did you try what you are suggesting?
– marmot
Oct 7 at 15:19




@Kpym Did you try what you are suggesting?
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Oct 7 at 15:19










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Here is a proposal. It is not absolutely fool proof. In its present form, if you call a message pic and a broadcast pic afterwards, the message gets broadcasted. To intercept broadcasting, use broadcastfalse after the message pic.



documentclass{article}
usepackage{tikz}
newififbroadcast
broadcastfalse
tikzset{pics/message/.style={code={xdefLastMessage{#1}
draw (0,0) rectangle (4,1);
draw foreach X in {1,2,3} {(X,0) -- (X,1)};
%someone gave me two lines and i can't figure out how they work
ifbroadcast
foreach X [count=Y,evaluate=Y as Z using {Y-0.5}] in #1 %1
{node at (Z,0.5) {X}; %2
ifnumY=4
breakforeach
fi}
else
foreach X [count=Y,evaluate=Y as Z using {Y-0.5}] in {#1} %1
{node at (Z,0.5) {X}; %2
ifnumY=4
breakforeach
fi}
fi
}}}
tikzset{pics/broadcast/.style={code={begin{scope}[local bounding box=#1]
draw (0,0) rectangle (6,5);
ifxLastMessageempty
pic at (1,3) {message};
else
broadcasttrue
pic at (1,3) {message=LastMessage};
fi
end{scope}
}}}
begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}
pic at (0,0) {message={1,2,3,4}}; %instead it should be the params of broadcast
pic at (0,3) {broadcast};
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}


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    Here is a proposal. It is not absolutely fool proof. In its present form, if you call a message pic and a broadcast pic afterwards, the message gets broadcasted. To intercept broadcasting, use broadcastfalse after the message pic.



    documentclass{article}
    usepackage{tikz}
    newififbroadcast
    broadcastfalse
    tikzset{pics/message/.style={code={xdefLastMessage{#1}
    draw (0,0) rectangle (4,1);
    draw foreach X in {1,2,3} {(X,0) -- (X,1)};
    %someone gave me two lines and i can't figure out how they work
    ifbroadcast
    foreach X [count=Y,evaluate=Y as Z using {Y-0.5}] in #1 %1
    {node at (Z,0.5) {X}; %2
    ifnumY=4
    breakforeach
    fi}
    else
    foreach X [count=Y,evaluate=Y as Z using {Y-0.5}] in {#1} %1
    {node at (Z,0.5) {X}; %2
    ifnumY=4
    breakforeach
    fi}
    fi
    }}}
    tikzset{pics/broadcast/.style={code={begin{scope}[local bounding box=#1]
    draw (0,0) rectangle (6,5);
    ifxLastMessageempty
    pic at (1,3) {message};
    else
    broadcasttrue
    pic at (1,3) {message=LastMessage};
    fi
    end{scope}
    }}}
    begin{document}
    begin{tikzpicture}
    pic at (0,0) {message={1,2,3,4}}; %instead it should be the params of broadcast
    pic at (0,3) {broadcast};
    end{tikzpicture}
    end{document}


    enter image description here






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      Here is a proposal. It is not absolutely fool proof. In its present form, if you call a message pic and a broadcast pic afterwards, the message gets broadcasted. To intercept broadcasting, use broadcastfalse after the message pic.



      documentclass{article}
      usepackage{tikz}
      newififbroadcast
      broadcastfalse
      tikzset{pics/message/.style={code={xdefLastMessage{#1}
      draw (0,0) rectangle (4,1);
      draw foreach X in {1,2,3} {(X,0) -- (X,1)};
      %someone gave me two lines and i can't figure out how they work
      ifbroadcast
      foreach X [count=Y,evaluate=Y as Z using {Y-0.5}] in #1 %1
      {node at (Z,0.5) {X}; %2
      ifnumY=4
      breakforeach
      fi}
      else
      foreach X [count=Y,evaluate=Y as Z using {Y-0.5}] in {#1} %1
      {node at (Z,0.5) {X}; %2
      ifnumY=4
      breakforeach
      fi}
      fi
      }}}
      tikzset{pics/broadcast/.style={code={begin{scope}[local bounding box=#1]
      draw (0,0) rectangle (6,5);
      ifxLastMessageempty
      pic at (1,3) {message};
      else
      broadcasttrue
      pic at (1,3) {message=LastMessage};
      fi
      end{scope}
      }}}
      begin{document}
      begin{tikzpicture}
      pic at (0,0) {message={1,2,3,4}}; %instead it should be the params of broadcast
      pic at (0,3) {broadcast};
      end{tikzpicture}
      end{document}


      enter image description here






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        Here is a proposal. It is not absolutely fool proof. In its present form, if you call a message pic and a broadcast pic afterwards, the message gets broadcasted. To intercept broadcasting, use broadcastfalse after the message pic.



        documentclass{article}
        usepackage{tikz}
        newififbroadcast
        broadcastfalse
        tikzset{pics/message/.style={code={xdefLastMessage{#1}
        draw (0,0) rectangle (4,1);
        draw foreach X in {1,2,3} {(X,0) -- (X,1)};
        %someone gave me two lines and i can't figure out how they work
        ifbroadcast
        foreach X [count=Y,evaluate=Y as Z using {Y-0.5}] in #1 %1
        {node at (Z,0.5) {X}; %2
        ifnumY=4
        breakforeach
        fi}
        else
        foreach X [count=Y,evaluate=Y as Z using {Y-0.5}] in {#1} %1
        {node at (Z,0.5) {X}; %2
        ifnumY=4
        breakforeach
        fi}
        fi
        }}}
        tikzset{pics/broadcast/.style={code={begin{scope}[local bounding box=#1]
        draw (0,0) rectangle (6,5);
        ifxLastMessageempty
        pic at (1,3) {message};
        else
        broadcasttrue
        pic at (1,3) {message=LastMessage};
        fi
        end{scope}
        }}}
        begin{document}
        begin{tikzpicture}
        pic at (0,0) {message={1,2,3,4}}; %instead it should be the params of broadcast
        pic at (0,3) {broadcast};
        end{tikzpicture}
        end{document}


        enter image description here






        share|improve this answer












        Here is a proposal. It is not absolutely fool proof. In its present form, if you call a message pic and a broadcast pic afterwards, the message gets broadcasted. To intercept broadcasting, use broadcastfalse after the message pic.



        documentclass{article}
        usepackage{tikz}
        newififbroadcast
        broadcastfalse
        tikzset{pics/message/.style={code={xdefLastMessage{#1}
        draw (0,0) rectangle (4,1);
        draw foreach X in {1,2,3} {(X,0) -- (X,1)};
        %someone gave me two lines and i can't figure out how they work
        ifbroadcast
        foreach X [count=Y,evaluate=Y as Z using {Y-0.5}] in #1 %1
        {node at (Z,0.5) {X}; %2
        ifnumY=4
        breakforeach
        fi}
        else
        foreach X [count=Y,evaluate=Y as Z using {Y-0.5}] in {#1} %1
        {node at (Z,0.5) {X}; %2
        ifnumY=4
        breakforeach
        fi}
        fi
        }}}
        tikzset{pics/broadcast/.style={code={begin{scope}[local bounding box=#1]
        draw (0,0) rectangle (6,5);
        ifxLastMessageempty
        pic at (1,3) {message};
        else
        broadcasttrue
        pic at (1,3) {message=LastMessage};
        fi
        end{scope}
        }}}
        begin{document}
        begin{tikzpicture}
        pic at (0,0) {message={1,2,3,4}}; %instead it should be the params of broadcast
        pic at (0,3) {broadcast};
        end{tikzpicture}
        end{document}


        enter image description here







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