Expanding macro to define tikzset

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I need to store tikz option in a csdef:



csdefMy Node Optiondraw=red, thick, fill=yellow


How do I use this definition to define a style via tikzset?
I attempted to use .expand once as per How do I define tikz styles with a xkeyval command?:



tikzsetNode Options/.style/.expand once=csuseMy Node Option


but that leads to a




Package pgfkeys Error: I do not know the key '/tikz/draw=red, thick, fill=yellow' and I am going to ignore it. Perhaps you misspelled it.




The desired result is to modify only the tikzset in the MWE and obtain:



enter image description here



Code:



documentclassarticle

usepackagetikz
usepackageetoolbox

begindocument


csdefMy Node Optiondraw=red, thick, fill=yellow

noindent
begintikzpicture
 tikzsetNode Options/.style/.expand once=csuseMy Node Option%% ????

 node [Node Options] at (0,0) Node Text;
endtikzpicture%
enddocument





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    I need to store tikz option in a csdef:



    csdefMy Node Optiondraw=red, thick, fill=yellow


    How do I use this definition to define a style via tikzset?
    I attempted to use .expand once as per How do I define tikz styles with a xkeyval command?:



    tikzsetNode Options/.style/.expand once=csuseMy Node Option


    but that leads to a




    Package pgfkeys Error: I do not know the key '/tikz/draw=red, thick, fill=yellow' and I am going to ignore it. Perhaps you misspelled it.




    The desired result is to modify only the tikzset in the MWE and obtain:



    enter image description here



    Code:



    documentclassarticle

    usepackagetikz
    usepackageetoolbox

    begindocument


    csdefMy Node Optiondraw=red, thick, fill=yellow

    noindent
    begintikzpicture
     tikzsetNode Options/.style/.expand once=csuseMy Node Option%% ????

     node [Node Options] at (0,0) Node Text;
    endtikzpicture%
    enddocument





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      I need to store tikz option in a csdef:



      csdefMy Node Optiondraw=red, thick, fill=yellow


      How do I use this definition to define a style via tikzset?
      I attempted to use .expand once as per How do I define tikz styles with a xkeyval command?:



      tikzsetNode Options/.style/.expand once=csuseMy Node Option


      but that leads to a




      Package pgfkeys Error: I do not know the key '/tikz/draw=red, thick, fill=yellow' and I am going to ignore it. Perhaps you misspelled it.




      The desired result is to modify only the tikzset in the MWE and obtain:



      enter image description here



      Code:



      documentclassarticle

      usepackagetikz
      usepackageetoolbox

      begindocument


      csdefMy Node Optiondraw=red, thick, fill=yellow

      noindent
      begintikzpicture
       tikzsetNode Options/.style/.expand once=csuseMy Node Option%% ????

       node [Node Options] at (0,0) Node Text;
      endtikzpicture%
      enddocument





      tikz-pgf tikz-styles expansion etoolbox







      share|improve this question













      I need to store tikz option in a csdef:



      csdefMy Node Optiondraw=red, thick, fill=yellow


      How do I use this definition to define a style via tikzset?
      I attempted to use .expand once as per How do I define tikz styles with a xkeyval command?:



      tikzsetNode Options/.style/.expand once=csuseMy Node Option


      but that leads to a




      Package pgfkeys Error: I do not know the key '/tikz/draw=red, thick, fill=yellow' and I am going to ignore it. Perhaps you misspelled it.




      The desired result is to modify only the tikzset in the MWE and obtain:



      enter image description here



      Code:



      documentclassarticle

      usepackagetikz
      usepackageetoolbox

      begindocument


      csdefMy Node Optiondraw=red, thick, fill=yellow

      noindent
      begintikzpicture
       tikzsetNode Options/.style/.expand once=csuseMy Node Option%% ????

       node [Node Options] at (0,0) Node Text;
      endtikzpicture%
      enddocument





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          You can use expanded instead of expand once in your MWE:



          tikzsetNode Options/.style/.expanded=csuseMy Node Option%% ????






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          • +1 It's better to give a complete minimal working example as an answer to show that your solution works, but I agree that this does work and hence that this is probably the preferred tikz solution.
            – Andrew
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          You can use the begingroupedefxendgroup <stuff to expand>x expansion trick:



          documentclassarticle

          usepackagetikz
          usepackageetoolbox

          begindocument

          csdefMy Node Optiondraw=red, thick, fill=yellow

          noindent
          begintikzpicture
           begingroupedefxendgroup
           noexpandtikzsetNode Options/.style=csuseMy Node Option%
           x

           node [Node Options] at (0,0) Node Text;
          endtikzpicture%

          enddocument


          Note the additional braces around the csuse.






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            You can use expanded instead of expand once in your MWE:



            tikzsetNode Options/.style/.expanded=csuseMy Node Option%% ????






            share|improve this answer




















            • +1 It's better to give a complete minimal working example as an answer to show that your solution works, but I agree that this does work and hence that this is probably the preferred tikz solution.
              – Andrew
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            You can use expanded instead of expand once in your MWE:



            tikzsetNode Options/.style/.expanded=csuseMy Node Option%% ????






            share|improve this answer




















            • +1 It's better to give a complete minimal working example as an answer to show that your solution works, but I agree that this does work and hence that this is probably the preferred tikz solution.
              – Andrew
              20 mins ago













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            You can use expanded instead of expand once in your MWE:



            tikzsetNode Options/.style/.expanded=csuseMy Node Option%% ????






            share|improve this answer












            You can use expanded instead of expand once in your MWE:



            tikzsetNode Options/.style/.expanded=csuseMy Node Option%% ????







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            • +1 It's better to give a complete minimal working example as an answer to show that your solution works, but I agree that this does work and hence that this is probably the preferred tikz solution.
              – Andrew
              20 mins ago

















            • +1 It's better to give a complete minimal working example as an answer to show that your solution works, but I agree that this does work and hence that this is probably the preferred tikz solution.
              – Andrew
              20 mins ago
















            +1 It's better to give a complete minimal working example as an answer to show that your solution works, but I agree that this does work and hence that this is probably the preferred tikz solution.
            – Andrew
            20 mins ago





            +1 It's better to give a complete minimal working example as an answer to show that your solution works, but I agree that this does work and hence that this is probably the preferred tikz solution.
            – Andrew
            20 mins ago











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            You can use the begingroupedefxendgroup <stuff to expand>x expansion trick:



            documentclassarticle

            usepackagetikz
            usepackageetoolbox

            begindocument

            csdefMy Node Optiondraw=red, thick, fill=yellow

            noindent
            begintikzpicture
             begingroupedefxendgroup
             noexpandtikzsetNode Options/.style=csuseMy Node Option%
             x

             node [Node Options] at (0,0) Node Text;
            endtikzpicture%

            enddocument


            Note the additional braces around the csuse.






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              You can use the begingroupedefxendgroup <stuff to expand>x expansion trick:



              documentclassarticle

              usepackagetikz
              usepackageetoolbox

              begindocument

              csdefMy Node Optiondraw=red, thick, fill=yellow

              noindent
              begintikzpicture
               begingroupedefxendgroup
               noexpandtikzsetNode Options/.style=csuseMy Node Option%
               x

               node [Node Options] at (0,0) Node Text;
              endtikzpicture%

              enddocument


              Note the additional braces around the csuse.






              share|improve this answer






















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                You can use the begingroupedefxendgroup <stuff to expand>x expansion trick:



                documentclassarticle

                usepackagetikz
                usepackageetoolbox

                begindocument

                csdefMy Node Optiondraw=red, thick, fill=yellow

                noindent
                begintikzpicture
                 begingroupedefxendgroup
                 noexpandtikzsetNode Options/.style=csuseMy Node Option%
                 x

                 node [Node Options] at (0,0) Node Text;
                endtikzpicture%

                enddocument


                Note the additional braces around the csuse.






                share|improve this answer












                You can use the begingroupedefxendgroup <stuff to expand>x expansion trick:



                documentclassarticle

                usepackagetikz
                usepackageetoolbox

                begindocument

                csdefMy Node Optiondraw=red, thick, fill=yellow

                noindent
                begintikzpicture
                 begingroupedefxendgroup
                 noexpandtikzsetNode Options/.style=csuseMy Node Option%
                 x

                 node [Node Options] at (0,0) Node Text;
                endtikzpicture%

                enddocument


                Note the additional braces around the csuse.







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