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% \title{\file{currvita.sty}} |
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% \author{% |
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% Axel Reichert \\ |
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% \mail{axel.reichert@gmx.de}% |
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% \date{1999-09-13} |
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% \maketitle |
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% \begin{abstract} |
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% \noindent |
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% \file{currvita.sty} is a package for typesetting a curriculum |
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% vitae. See the files~\file{README} and~\file{COPYING} for |
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% additional information. |
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% \end{abstract} |
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% \tableofcontents |
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% \section{Introduction} |
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% |
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% Quite regularly in the \LaTeX{}~newsgroups someone is asking for |
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% a package or document class to typeset a curriculum |
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% vitae. Normally, the following answers are given: |
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% \begin{itemize} |
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% \item A curriculum vitae is highly individual and so you should |
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% not rely on solutions provided by others but rather think about |
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% it on your own and create it in \emph{your} style following |
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% \emph{your} taste. |
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% \item Use \file{vita.cls}. |
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% \item Use \file{resume.sty}. |
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% \item Use \file{tabularx.sty}. |
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% \end{itemize} |
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% |
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% In my opinion all answers are unsatisfactory. To create an |
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% ``individual style'' with \LaTeX{} is not at all easy, especially |
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% if you consider the bunch of questions in the \LaTeX{}~newsgroups |
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% about list and tabular environments, which seem to be the obvious |
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% choice for the use within a curriculum vitae. |
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% |
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% The layout produced by~\file{vita.cls} is a little bit crowded, |
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% the customization has to be done by class option files |
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% (definitely not something for a beginner) and the documentation |
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% is sparse. |
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% |
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% \file{resume.sty} is a totally out-dated (December~1989) |
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% \LaTeX\,2.09 style file, in my opinion it gives a crowded layout |
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% as well, the documentation can be found in the style file. Those |
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% days did not have the neat system |
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% of~\file{ins}/\file{dtx}~files. |
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% |
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% \file{tabularx.sty} is quite good, but to typeset a curriculum |
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% vitae spanning more than one page\footnote{\person{David}, I know |
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% that there is \file{ltxtable.sty}. Surely this great package was |
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% once a hack of 5~minutes on a rainy Sunday like all your other |
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% packages. \winkey}, interspersed with section-like headings and |
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% various \cmd{\multicolumn}~commands is surely not an easy task. |
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% |
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% So I finally decided to write this package, replacing the macros |
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% that I used earlier for my applications\footnote{Typeset |
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% with~\file{longtable.sty} written (again) by~\person{David |
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% Carlisle}.}. In fact, there was not much to replace, because |
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% that time I made heavy use of~\cmd{\textbf}, \cmd{\large}, |
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% \cmd{\\} and other \LaTeX nically incorrect commands. \winkey |
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% |
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% I made it a package because a curriculum vitae can make sense not |
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% only on its own, but also within a Ph.\,D.~thesis or a |
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% letter. This package (hopefully) has few requirements, |
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% (hopefully) produces a clearly arranged layout (also known as |
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% puristic or plain and even explained in its own section later), |
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% is (hopefully) well documented by this (hopefully) nice |
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% \file{dvi}~file, (hopefully) easy to use and can (hopefully) |
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% easily be customized. There is even a (hopefully) interesting |
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% example file, my curriculum vitae, so you can see what sick |
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% brains program (and even document) such packages. If you can |
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% understand German. \winkey |
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% |
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% |
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% \section{What You Need} |
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% |
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% \begin{enumerate} |
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% \item \LaTeXe{} (at least the 1996/12/01~release) |
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% \item The \package{ifthen}~package, part of the standard |
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% \LaTeX{}~tools |
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% \item The \package{babel}~package, nowadays a ``required'' part |
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% of~\LaTeX, if you want to typeset the example file. |
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% \end{enumerate} |
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% \section{Loading} |
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% \label{sec:loading} |
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% |
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% Load the package with: |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \usepackage{currvita} |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% |
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% \DescribeMacro{LabelsAligned} |
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% There are two package options that can be used to change the |
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% \DescribeMacro{TextAligned} |
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% vertical spacing of the curriculum vitae:\footnote{Credits go to |
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% \person{Timm Wetzel} for inspiring me to implement this. He will |
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% notice later that I did not follow his suggestion, though. |
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% \winkey} |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \usepackage[LabelsAligned]{currvita} |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% will give you a more compact spacing, whereas |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \usepackage[TextAligned]{currvita} |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% will give you the default, more generous spacing. See the |
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% explanation of the \env{cvlist}~environment and |
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% section~\ref{sec:customization} on |
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% page~\pageref{sec:customization} (``Customization'') for |
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% details. |
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% |
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% \DescribeMacro{openbib} |
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% If you like the look of the ``open'' format for bibliographies, |
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% you can use this layout also for a list of publications within |
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% your curriculum vitae. Normally, this option will be passed |
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% automatically by the document class to all packages, so there is |
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% no need to specify it explicitely. However, if you are |
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% typesetting your Ph.\,D.~thesis with a ``normal'' bibliography |
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% and you want to include your curriculum vitae with an ``open'' |
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% publication list, you can pass this option directly to the |
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% package: |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \usepackage[openbib]{currvita} |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% |
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% \DescribeMacro{ManyBibs} |
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% If you want to subdivide your publication list (journal articles, |
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% book chapters,~\ldots) but do not want to do without~\BibTeX{} |
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% and enter every \cmd{\bibitem} manually, you can use this option: |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \usepackage[ManyBibs]{currvita} |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% This option suppresses the normal heading and also the item |
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% labels. This makes sense only in combination |
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% with~\file{bibunits.sty}, \file{multibib.sty} or other packages |
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% supporting multiple bibliographies. See |
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% section~\ref{sec:bibliographies} on |
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% page~\pageref{sec:bibliographies} (``Bibliographies''). |
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% |
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% \DescribeMacro{NoDate} |
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% If you have reason to suppress the date normally printed at the |
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% bottom of the curriculum vita,\footnote{Credits go to |
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% \person{Matt Swift}, who obviously \emph{has} reason and thus |
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% suggested this feature. \winkey} use the following option: |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \usepackage[NoDate]{currvita} |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% |
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% |
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% \section{Usage} |
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% |
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% \DescribeMacro{cv} |
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% A curriculum vitae is written inside a \env{cv}~environment, |
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% which takes one mandatory argument, the heading: |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \begin{cv}{<heading of the curriculum vitae>} |
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% <text of the curriculum vitae> |
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% \end{cv} |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% If you do not want a heading (perhaps because you think the |
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% addressee might have read ``Curriculum Vitae'' too often), you |
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% can specify an empty argument by leaving the braces empty. |
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% |
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% \DescribeMacro{cvlist} |
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% \label{cvlist} |
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% The text of the curriculum vitae is normally divided into several |
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% sections, which are typeset as lists, taking the list heading as |
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% a mandatory argument: |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \begin{cvlist}{<heading of the list>} |
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% <list items> |
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% \end{cvlist} |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% As usual, the list items can take a label as an optional |
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% argument: |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \item <item text> |
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% \item[<label>] <item text> |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% |
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% The typesetting of the list depends on the length of the heading |
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% and the use of an optional argument in the first item: If the |
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% heading is less wide than the width reserved for the label and no |
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% optional argument was used, the item is typeset in the same line |
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% as the heading. In all other cases the text of the item itself |
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% starts a new line. |
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% |
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% \DescribeMacro{\cvplace} |
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% Normally, a curriculum vitae ends with the date when and the |
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% place where you wrote it. You can specify the location as |
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% follows: |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \cvplace{<location>} |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% If you do not use this command, the printing of a location will |
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% be omitted. |
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% |
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% \DescribeMacro{\date} |
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% To specify the date, just use the command provided by the |
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% standard \LaTeX{} document classes~\file{article.cls}, |
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% \file{report.cls} and \file{book.cls}. I took special care that |
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% it works also if you are using an other class. If you do not |
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% call this macro at all, \cmd{\today} will be used by default, |
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% unless you have specified the \option{NoDate}~option. |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \date{<date>} |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% |
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% |
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% \section{Customization} |
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% \label{sec:customization} |
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% |
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% \DescribeMacro{\cvheadingfont} |
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% Normally, the heading of the curriculum vitae is typeset in bold |
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% face and \cmd{\Large}~size (see~\cite{Latex:1999} for |
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% details). You can change this e.\,g.\ with: |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \renewcommand*{\cvheadingfont}{\large\bfseries} |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% |
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% \DescribeMacro{\cvlistheadingfont} |
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% Corresponding to the font of the heading, the heading of the |
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% \env{cvlist}~environments is typeset in bold face and |
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% \cmd{\large}~size. This can be changed e.\,g.\ with the |
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% following code: |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \renewcommand*{\cvlistheadingfont}{\scshape} |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% |
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% \DescribeMacro{\cvlabelfont} |
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% The labels of the \env{cvlist}~environments are typeset in the |
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% normal size of the current font. You can change this e.\,g.\ with: |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \renewcommand*{\cvlabelfont}{\itshape} |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% |
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% \DescribeMacro{\cvlabelwidth} |
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% The default width of the labels of the \env{cvlist}~environments |
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% is equal to the width of~``88/8888--88/8888'', because normally |
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% in the left hand column dates are typeset (and, at least in |
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% Germany, should be formatted in this way). |
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% |
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% \enlargethispage{-3\baselineskip} |
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% If you are using the optional argument of the \cmd{\item}~command |
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% for further sectioning (as I did for my curriculum vitae in the |
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% example file), you perhaps need to adjust this length by means of |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \setlength{\cvlabelwidth}{50mm} |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% or |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \AtBeginDocument{% |
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% \settowidth{\cvlabelwidth}{% |
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% \cvlabelfont This is my longest label% |
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% }% |
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% } |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% or like this, if you want the items to be typeset in-line with |
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% the labels wherever possible: |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \AtBeginDocument{% |
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% \settowidth{\cvlabelwidth}{% |
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% \cvlistheadingfont This is my longest list heading% |
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% }% |
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% } |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% The first example works correctly only |
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% \emph{after}~|\begin{document}|, whereas the other two show how |
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% to adjust the label width within the preamble. Make sure that |
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% you include the appropriate font if you want to measure the |
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% width.\footnote{Credits go to \person{Matt Swift} for reporting |
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% the need for a better documentation.} And do not try to get |
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% things done in the preamble without~\cmd{\AtBeginDocument}, |
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% because the font setup will probably not be correct, especially |
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% if you use non-standard fonts. |
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% |
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% \DescribeMacro{\cvlabelskip} |
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% This vertical space is inserted if you have a |
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% \env{cvlist}~environment with a short heading and the first item |
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% of this list has no label, so that the text of the item starts in |
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% the same line as the heading. The spacing is controlled by the |
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% options \option{TextAligned} and~\option{LabelsAligned}, |
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% see~section~\ref{sec:loading} on page~\pageref{sec:loading} |
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% (``Loading''). |
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% |
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% By default (\option{TextAligned}), the spacing between the item |
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% text belonging to different lists is independent of the length of |
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% the list heading and also independent of the use of an optional |
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% argument of the \cmd{\item}~command. The gaps between the item |
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% \emph{text} blocks are equal. See, for example, the |
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% lists~``Fremdsprachen'' or~``Interessen'' of the example file. |
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% |
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% The option~\option{LabelsAligned} suppresses the additional space |
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% necessary to achieve this consistent layout and thus gives a more |
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% compact look with evenly distributed gaps between the headings |
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% and the \emph{labels}. |
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% |
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% If you are not satisfied with either of these options, feel free |
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% to set hands to it yourself, for example: |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \setlength{\cvlabelskip}{% |
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% 0.5\baselineskip plus 1pt minus 1pt% |
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% }% |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% |
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% \DescribeMacro{\cvlabelsep} |
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% The default width of the distance between the labels and the |
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% items itself is equal to~\source{1em}. You can customize it |
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% e.\,g.\ with |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \setlength{\cvlabelsep}{1mm} |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% or |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \settowidth{\cvlabelsep}{~} |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% I strongly recommend to use relative measures like~\source{1em} |
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% (i.\,e.\ dependent on the font size), if you need to customize |
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% these lengths at all. |
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% |
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% \DescribeMacro{\cvbibname} |
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% The default heading for bibliographies inside of |
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% \env{cv}~environments is~``Publications''. You could change this |
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% for example with: |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \renewcommand*{\cvbibname}{List of Papers} |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% |
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% Please keep in mind: All the customizations mentioned above are |
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% \emph{optional} and in my opinion not necessary (not even the |
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% change of~\cmd{\cvlabelwidth}, better use more suggestive label |
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% texts). See section~\ref{sec:typography} on |
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% page~\pageref{sec:typography} (``Typography'') for some remarks. |
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% |
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% |
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% \section{Example} |
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% |
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% Run the example file~\file{cvtest.tex} through~\LaTeX. You will |
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% get my curriculum vitae. Sorry, it is written in German. Sorry, |
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% it is not an original version used for an application (though the |
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% data is correct, but I omitted the marks\footnote{It would have |
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% been too embarrassing for me. \winkey}), because for this I need |
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% some fonts and packages not available to every user and I wanted |
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% to use as much standard~\LaTeX{} as possible. |
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% |
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% |
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% \section{Bugs} |
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% |
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% Some people\footnote{Credits go to \person{Martin Sander} and |
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% \person{Sebastian B\"ocker}.} with an older version of the |
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% \package{babel}~package~(v3.6h) have reported problems due to the |
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% use of the \package{babel}~shortcuts for accented letters within |
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% the \cmd{\cvplace}~command. If you encounter this, too, try a |
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% more recent version (v3.6x definitely works) of the |
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% \package{babel}~package\footnote{Perhaps included in a new |
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% \LaTeX{}~release? \winkey} (or~\file{german.sty}). |
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% |
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% |
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% \section{Bibliographies\label{sec:bibliographies}} |
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% |
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% This package offers several possibilities for bibliographies or |
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% publication lists.\footnote{Credits go to \person{Ian Bruce} for |
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% suggesting this feature and providing the first lines of code |
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% that did start the thing.} You can use \BibTeX{} or enter each |
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% \cmd{\bibitem} manually. You can have multiple bibliographies |
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% within one \env{cvlist}~environment (with the aid of other |
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% packages like~\package{bibunits} or~\package{multibib}), or only |
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% one somewhere in the \env{cv}~environment. Of course the main |
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% bibliographies of your document remain untouched. You can even |
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% use a publication list in document classes without native support |
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% for bibliographies, like~\file{letter.cls}. |
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% |
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% Enough advertising, here we go with some |
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% examples. \figurename~\ref{fig:manual} shows the source of a |
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% letter with a manually done bibliography and a normal |
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% \env{cvlist}~enviroment in comparison. The resulting publication |
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% list (not shown here) does not fit well into the layout of the |
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% \env{cvlist}~environment, so probably you want to integrate your |
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% publication list into a \env{cvlist}~environment and to supply |
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% distinctive labels? |
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% |
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% \begin{figure} |
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%\begin{verbatim} |
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% \documentclass{letter} |
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% \usepackage{currvita} |
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% \begin{document} |
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% \begin{cv}{Resume} |
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% \begin{cvlist}{Gnats and Gnus} |
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% \item[Bar] Bar |
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% \item[Foo] Foo |
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% \end{cvlist} |
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% \begin{thebibliography}{1} |
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% \bibitem{Bar} Bar. |
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% \bibitem{Foo} Foo. |
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% \end{thebibliography} |
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% \end{cv} |
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% \end{document} |
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%\end{verbatim} |
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% \caption{Curriculum vitae with bibliography, manually done} |
| 445 |
% \label{fig:manual} |
| 446 |
% \end{figure} |
| 447 |
% |
| 448 |
% \begin{figure} |
| 449 |
%\begin{verbatim} |
| 450 |
% \documentclass{article} |
| 451 |
% \usepackage{bibunits} |
| 452 |
% \usepackage[ManyBibs]{currvita} |
| 453 |
% \begin{document} |
| 454 |
% \begin{cv}{Resume} |
| 455 |
% \begin{cvlist}{Gnats and Gnus} |
| 456 |
% \item[Bar] Bar |
| 457 |
% \item[Foo] Foo |
| 458 |
% \end{cvlist} |
| 459 |
% \begin{cvlist}{Publications} |
| 460 |
% \begin{bibunit}[alpha] |
| 461 |
% \nocite{booklet-full,manual-full,techreport-full} |
| 462 |
% \item[Books etc.] \putbib[xampl] |
| 463 |
% \end{bibunit} |
| 464 |
% \begin{bibunit}[plain] |
| 465 |
% \nocite{article-full,inproceedings-full} |
| 466 |
% \item[Papers] \putbib[xampl] |
| 467 |
% \end{bibunit} |
| 468 |
% \end{cvlist} |
| 469 |
% \end{cv} |
| 470 |
% \end{document} |
| 471 |
%\end{verbatim} |
| 472 |
% \caption{Bibliographies inside a \env{cvlist}, done with |
| 473 |
% \file{bibunits.sty}} |
| 474 |
% \label{fig:bibunits} |
| 475 |
% \end{figure} |
| 476 |
% |
| 477 |
% \figurename~\ref{fig:bibunits} shows an example with multiple |
| 478 |
% bibliographies automatically generated by~\BibTeX{} and in |
| 479 |
% combination with~\file{bibunits.sty}. This code will result in a |
| 480 |
% \LaTeX{}~error (``Something's wrong--perhaps a missing |
| 481 |
% \cmd{\item}.'') on the first run, but if you scroll through the |
| 482 |
% errors and run \LaTeX{} again, you will get a nice output once |
| 483 |
% you have run \BibTeX{} according to the |
| 484 |
% \package{bibunits}~manual. Note that the choice of the |
| 485 |
% bibliography style does not influence the labels because they are |
| 486 |
% suppressed anyway by use of the \option{ManyBibs}~option. |
| 487 |
% |
| 488 |
% \begin{figure} |
| 489 |
%\begin{verbatim} |
| 490 |
% \documentclass{report} |
| 491 |
% \usepackage{multibib} |
| 492 |
% \usepackage[openbib,ManyBibs]{currvita} |
| 493 |
% \newcites{books}{bar} |
| 494 |
% \newcites{papers}{foo} |
| 495 |
% \begin{document} |
| 496 |
% \bibliographystyle{alpha} |
| 497 |
% \bibliographystylebooks{unsrt} |
| 498 |
% \bibliographystylepapers{plain} |
| 499 |
% \begin{cv}{Resume} |
| 500 |
% \begin{cvlist}{Gnats and Gnus} |
| 501 |
% \item[Bar] Bar |
| 502 |
% \item[Foo] Foo |
| 503 |
% \end{cvlist} |
| 504 |
% \begin{cvlist}{Publications} |
| 505 |
% \nocitebooks{booklet-full,manual-full,techreport-full} |
| 506 |
% \item[Books etc.] \bibliographybooks{xampl} |
| 507 |
% \nocitepapers{article-full,inproceedings-full} |
| 508 |
% \item[Papers] \bibliographypapers{xampl} |
| 509 |
% \end{cvlist} |
| 510 |
% \end{cv} |
| 511 |
% \nocite{mastersthesis-full,misc-full,unpublished-full} |
| 512 |
% \bibliography{xampl} |
| 513 |
% \end{document} |
| 514 |
%\end{verbatim} |
| 515 |
% \caption{``Open'' publication lists inside a \env{cvlist}, |
| 516 |
% additional ``normal'' bibliography outside, done with |
| 517 |
% \file{multibib.sty}} |
| 518 |
% \label{fig:multibib} |
| 519 |
% \end{figure} |
| 520 |
% |
| 521 |
% However, they work as normal outside the \env{cv}~environment, |
| 522 |
% see~\figurename~\ref{fig:multibib}, which shows in addition to |
| 523 |
% the usage of the \package{multibib}~package for ``open'' |
| 524 |
% publication lists a ``normal'' bibliography in yet another |
| 525 |
% bibliography style. Note also that the second argument of the |
| 526 |
% \cmd{\newcites}~command does not matter because the heading of |
| 527 |
% the partial bibliographies is suppressed, again by use of the |
| 528 |
% \option{ManyBibs}~option. |
| 529 |
% |
| 530 |
% |
| 531 |
% \section{Typography\label{sec:typography}} |
| 532 |
% |
| 533 |
% A curriculum vitae is an exam. The addressee gets a proof of |
| 534 |
% your skills concerning collecting, discarding, ordering and |
| 535 |
% presenting information. He also gets an impression of some of |
| 536 |
% your qualities that are not even mentioned in the text: Accuracy |
| 537 |
% (consistency and correctness of the micro-typographic things), |
| 538 |
% stinginess (extremely narrow margins) and your taste in questions |
| 539 |
% of aesthetics (font overload as against clear and evident font |
| 540 |
% usage). Even more things are revealed by subtle hints given by |
| 541 |
% the typography of the curriculum vitae and they can be noticed by |
| 542 |
% all professional readers of applications,\footnote{Very often |
| 543 |
% subconsciously.} not only by typographers. |
| 544 |
% |
| 545 |
% Therefore you definitely should do your best not only when |
| 546 |
% thinking about the content but also when thinking about the form |
| 547 |
% of the curriculum vitae. This package tries to help you in this |
| 548 |
% task. |
| 549 |
% |
| 550 |
% The overall appearance of a curriculum vitae is determined mainly |
| 551 |
% by three factors: |
| 552 |
% \begin{description} |
| 553 |
% \item[Layout] Organization and arrangement of the information |
| 554 |
% e.\,g.\ into lists or tabulars, usage of headings, size of the |
| 555 |
% typearea, width of columns, horizontal and vertical spacing |
| 556 |
% \item[Font] Family, sizes, usage of fonts for emphasized in-line |
| 557 |
% text or text serving as an eye-catcher, creation of an atmosphere |
| 558 |
% appropriate to the candidate and the job in question |
| 559 |
% \item[Micro-typography] Formatting of various numbers, avoidance |
| 560 |
% of bad linebreaks, distinction between small and normal spaces, |
| 561 |
% typesetting of company names, usage of quotation marks |
| 562 |
% \end{description} |
| 563 |
% |
| 564 |
% |
| 565 |
% \subsection{Layout} |
| 566 |
% |
| 567 |
% You generally should organize the necessary information (and |
| 568 |
% \emph{only} the necessary information) as clearly as possible, |
| 569 |
% because the addressee is annoyed anyway by the pile of |
| 570 |
% applications that he has to wade, and you definitely should not |
| 571 |
% annoy him any further by not structuring your curriculum vitae. |
| 572 |
% |
| 573 |
% Use generous margins, a not too small font and moderate vertical |
| 574 |
% spacing. I recommend something around~\source{DIV12} for users |
| 575 |
% of~\file{typearea.sty} (part of KOMA-Script), an 11~point font |
| 576 |
% for A4~paper (highly dependent on the font family) and a left |
| 577 |
% hand column as narrow as possible (it will make the linebreaking |
| 578 |
% in the right hand column easier). For the distance between the |
| 579 |
% columns \source{1em}~creates a sufficient separation. A normal |
| 580 |
% word space would not be enough, whereas something |
| 581 |
% around~\source{1cm} would weaken the coherence of the layout, |
| 582 |
% especially if you have some shorter labels. |
| 583 |
% |
| 584 |
% If you ever heard a curriculum vitae should not be longer than |
| 585 |
% one page, forget it, unless you are required (by whom, if I may |
| 586 |
% ask?) to stay below this limit. I made some tries with increased |
| 587 |
% typearea and reduced the font size and the vertical spacing. I |
| 588 |
% finally managed to arrange my test file on one page by usage of a |
| 589 |
% very narrow newspaper font, but it looked horrible. The normal |
| 590 |
% version, though about half a page longer, was much easier (and |
| 591 |
% quicker!) to read. |
| 592 |
% |
| 593 |
% |
| 594 |
% \subsection{Font} |
| 595 |
% |
| 596 |
% The most difficult thing is to choose a good font. For |
| 597 |
% ``normal'' jobs like engineering, economics or similar, the font |
| 598 |
% should look friendly and professional, just like you on the |
| 599 |
% photo. Of course a typographical layman does not identify the |
| 600 |
% font, but he too feels the atmosphere created by it. |
| 601 |
% |
| 602 |
% I made some tries with about 50~fonts, with serifs or without, |
| 603 |
% old-style, transitional and modern fonts and got surprisingly |
| 604 |
% good agreement among the test persons\footnote{Credits go to |
| 605 |
% \person{Melanie Frisch}, \person{R\"udiger Haardt}, |
| 606 |
% \person{Steffen Mei\ss ner}, \person{Joachim Gnauk} |
| 607 |
% and~\person{Rainer Messerschmidt} for doing this tedious |
| 608 |
% work.}. Moreover, my analysis and theirs yielded the same |
| 609 |
% result: Computer Modern, Charter, Utopia and Melior really do a |
| 610 |
% good job. Except Melior, these fonts are freely available. |
| 611 |
% Computer Modern looks elegant, dry, precise and reserved, Charter |
| 612 |
% friendly, open, solid and likable and Utopia clear and |
| 613 |
% technical. The last two are nowadays part of good |
| 614 |
% \LaTeX{}~distributions, so you are not sticked to Computer |
| 615 |
% Modern, just try them out: |
| 616 |
%\begin{verbatim} |
| 617 |
% \usepackage{charter} |
| 618 |
%\end{verbatim} |
| 619 |
% or |
| 620 |
%\begin{verbatim} |
| 621 |
% \usepackage{utopia} |
| 622 |
%\end{verbatim} |
| 623 |
% |
| 624 |
% Generally, you should use bold face for the headings, to make |
| 625 |
% them clearly distinct from the main text, italics are not enough. |
| 626 |
% An important aspect of the font choice is the contrast between |
| 627 |
% the normal and the bold face. It should be high enough, so that |
| 628 |
% the headings can be identified at a glance, but neither the |
| 629 |
% regular font nor the bold variant should look too~``loud''. This |
| 630 |
% is a problem e.\,g.\ with New Century Schoolbook, apart from that |
| 631 |
% as good as Computer Modern. |
| 632 |
% |
| 633 |
% Many fonts typically used in novels have too low a contrast, |
| 634 |
% e.\,g.\ Berling, Galliard, Palatino and Stempel |
| 635 |
% Garamond. Although the contrast is good in Bembo, it looks |
| 636 |
% too~``nice'', too familiar from books to create the correct |
| 637 |
% atmosphere for a curriculum vitae, which normally is attached to |
| 638 |
% a stupid letter. Plantin and Trump Medieval and perhaps New |
| 639 |
% Baskerville may be acceptable in some cases, but I think there |
| 640 |
% are better choices. Not everybody's taste because a little |
| 641 |
% unusual, but in my opinion quite good is Oranda, rather bold and |
| 642 |
% small, but friendly and soft. Oh, I almost forgot: The |
| 643 |
% obligatory Times is a good choice, too. Though it is completely |
| 644 |
% over-used and overrated (I am not at all a fan of Times), its |
| 645 |
% domain is the typesetting of (more or less) narrow columns and it |
| 646 |
% does a good job looking both familiar and neutral. |
| 647 |
% |
| 648 |
% My trials with sans-serif fonts were not very |
| 649 |
% successful. Computer Modern Sans Serif, Franklin Gothic or |
| 650 |
% Univers may be acceptable, Helvetica looks too boring (are |
| 651 |
% \emph{you} boring?), Frutiger has too low a contrast, Optima is |
| 652 |
% ``too nice'', Gill Sans and Futura look too bold (and the latter |
| 653 |
% perhaps too cold and technical, but that may be suitable for some |
| 654 |
% jobs). Generally the problem is to achieve consistency with the |
| 655 |
% accompanying letter, which normally is written with a serif font |
| 656 |
% (and should be, because it is a longer text with less structure, |
| 657 |
% the main text only divided into paragraphs. In these cases, |
| 658 |
% so-called ``linear reading'', a serif font is considered more |
| 659 |
% legible by many typographers). |
| 660 |
% |
| 661 |
% |
| 662 |
% \subsection{Micro-typography} |
| 663 |
% |
| 664 |
% Sometimes the pile of applications is pre-sorted by a |
| 665 |
% secretary. You should ensure that the micro-typography (also |
| 666 |
% known as ``pedantic stuff'') is correct, because secretaries |
| 667 |
% learn these things during their education. German users of this |
| 668 |
% package definitely should consult the relevant part of the |
| 669 |
% Duden~\cite{Duden:1996} or have a look into~\cite{Willberg:1997} |
| 670 |
% or the example file. Errors in the formatting of dates, spacing |
| 671 |
% or grouping of telephone numbers, usage of quotation marks or |
| 672 |
% ampersands and so on are too common. Trained secretaries will |
| 673 |
% notice these mistakes and, if they already did not like your |
| 674 |
% photo, will put your application onto stack~W |
| 675 |
% (wastebasket). \winkey |
| 676 |
% |
| 677 |
% Think about it, micro-typography is easy, and if you get used to |
| 678 |
% it, you will typeset things correctly ``by default'' and your |
| 679 |
% documents will require less proof-reading. It is awful if the |
| 680 |
% reader stumbles (and falls) over a bad linebreak. Use ties~(|~|) |
| 681 |
% or other things influencing hyphenation from~\file{babel.sty} |
| 682 |
% or~\file{german.sty} like~\cmd{\,}, |"~| or~|""| not after you |
| 683 |
% have discovered such a mistake, but during entering the text. |
| 684 |
% |
| 685 |
% O.\,K., and now I will turn preaching mode off and programming |
| 686 |
% mode on. \winkey |
| 687 |
% |
| 688 |
% |
| 689 |
% \section{Implementation} |
| 690 |
% |
| 691 |
% \iffalse |
| 692 |
%<*driver> |
| 693 |
\documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{ltxdoc} |
| 694 |
\begin{document} |
| 695 |
\DocInput{currvita.dtx} |
| 696 |
\end{document} |
| 697 |
%</driver> |
| 698 |
% \fi |
| 699 |
% \StopEventually{ |
| 700 |
% \addcontentsline{toc}{section}{References} |
| 701 |
% \begin{thebibliography}{1} |
| 702 |
% \bibitem{Duden:1996} |
| 703 |
% \textsc{Dudenredaktion}~(ed.): \emph{Duden, Rechtschreibung |
| 704 |
% der deutschen Sprache}, vol.~1 of~\emph{Der Duden in |
| 705 |
% 12~B{\"a}nden; das Standardwerk zur deutschen Sprache}, |
| 706 |
% chap.~Richtlinien f{\"u}r den Schriftsatz, |
| 707 |
% pp.\,65--73. \newblock Dudenverlag, Mannheim, 21st~edn., |
| 708 |
% 1996. |
| 709 |
% \bibitem{Goossens:1994} |
| 710 |
% \textsc{Goossens,~M.; Mittelbach,~F.; Samarin,~A.}: \emph{Der |
| 711 |
% \LaTeX-Begleiter}. \newblock Addison-Wesley, Bonn, 1st~edn., |
| 712 |
% 1994. |
| 713 |
% \bibitem{Kopka:1997} |
| 714 |
% \textsc{Kopka,~H.}: \emph{Erweiterungen}, vol.~3 |
| 715 |
% of~\emph{\LaTeX}. \newblock Addison-Wesley-Longman, Bonn, |
| 716 |
% 1997. |
| 717 |
% \bibitem{Latex:1999} |
| 718 |
% \LaTeX3 Project Team. \newblock \emph{\LaTeXe{} font |
| 719 |
% selection}, Jan.\,1999. |
| 720 |
% \bibitem{Willberg:1997} |
| 721 |
% \textsc{Willberg,~H.\,P.; Forssman,~F.}: |
| 722 |
% \emph{Lesetypographie}. \newblock Schmidt, Mainz, 1997. |
| 723 |
% \end{thebibliography} |
| 724 |
% } |
| 725 |
% \iffalse |
| 726 |
%<*package> |
| 727 |
% \fi |
| 728 |
% |
| 729 |
% |
| 730 |
% \subsection{Identification} |
| 731 |
% |
| 732 |
% \changes{v0.9g}{1999-09-06}{A new \LaTeX{} version is needed.} |
| 733 |
% As this package uses the \cmd{\ignorespacesafterend}~command, it |
| 734 |
% does not work with older \LaTeXe{}~versions. |
| 735 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 736 |
\NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e}[1996/12/01]% |
| 737 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 738 |
% The package identifies itself with its release date, a version |
| 739 |
% number, and a short description. |
| 740 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 741 |
\ProvidesPackage{currvita}[% |
| 742 |
1999/09/13 v0.9i Typesetting a Curriculum Vitae% |
| 743 |
]% |
| 744 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 745 |
% |
| 746 |
% |
| 747 |
% \subsection{Loading Files} |
| 748 |
% |
| 749 |
% The \package{ifthen}~package is used to make some decisions |
| 750 |
% easier. |
| 751 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 752 |
\RequirePackage{ifthen}% |
| 753 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 754 |
% |
| 755 |
% |
| 756 |
% \subsection{Initialization} |
| 757 |
% |
| 758 |
% \begin{macro}{\@cvplace} |
| 759 |
% The string for the place of the curriculum vitae is |
| 760 |
% initialized. It should be defined later by the user. |
| 761 |
% \cmd{\@cvplace} is not declared by means |
| 762 |
% of~\cmd{\DeclareRobustCommand*}, because this adds a |
| 763 |
% superfluous~\cmd{\protect} (causing problems with the |
| 764 |
% \package{ifthen}~package). |
| 765 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 766 |
\newcommand*{\@cvplace}{\@empty}% |
| 767 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 768 |
% \end{macro} |
| 769 |
% \begin{macro}{\@cvlistheading} |
| 770 |
% The box containing the heading of a \env{cvlist}~environment is |
| 771 |
% allocated. |
| 772 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 773 |
\newsavebox{\@cvlistheading}% |
| 774 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 775 |
% \end{macro} |
| 776 |
% \begin{macro}{\cvlabelsep} |
| 777 |
% \begin{macro}{\cvlabelskip} |
| 778 |
% \begin{macro}{\cvlabelwidth} |
| 779 |
% \changes{v0.9d}{1999-08-25}{\cmd{\cvlabelskip} was introduced.} |
| 780 |
% Some lengths are initialized. |
| 781 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 782 |
\newlength{\cvlabelsep}% |
| 783 |
\newlength{\cvlabelskip}% |
| 784 |
\newlength{\cvlabelwidth}% |
| 785 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 786 |
% \end{macro} |
| 787 |
% \end{macro} |
| 788 |
% \end{macro} |
| 789 |
% \begin{macro}{cv@many@bibs} |
| 790 |
% \begin{macro}{cv@no@date} |
| 791 |
% \begin{macro}{cv@open@bib} |
| 792 |
% \changes{v0.9f}{1999-09-02}{% |
| 793 |
% Flags~\flag{cv@many@bibs} and \flag{cv@open@bib} were |
| 794 |
% introduced.% |
| 795 |
% } |
| 796 |
% \changes{v0.9g}{1999-09-06}{% |
| 797 |
% Flag~\flag{cv@no@date} was introduced.% |
| 798 |
% } |
| 799 |
% \changes{v0.9g}{1999-09-06}{% |
| 800 |
% New name: \flag{cv@many@bibs} instead of \flag{many@bibs}% |
| 801 |
% } |
| 802 |
% We also need one new flag to handle the bibliography option |
| 803 |
% \option{ManyBibs}, another one to handle the |
| 804 |
% \option{NoDate}~option, and another one to handle the |
| 805 |
% \option{openbib}~option separately for the |
| 806 |
% \package{currvita}~package. |
| 807 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 808 |
\newboolean{cv@many@bibs}% |
| 809 |
\newboolean{cv@no@date}% |
| 810 |
\newboolean{cv@open@bib}% |
| 811 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 812 |
% \end{macro} |
| 813 |
% \end{macro} |
| 814 |
% \end{macro} |
| 815 |
% |
| 816 |
% |
| 817 |
% \subsection{Option Declaration} |
| 818 |
% |
| 819 |
% \changes{v0.9d}{1999-08-25}{% |
| 820 |
% Options \option{LabelsAligned} and~\option{TextAligned} were |
| 821 |
% introduced.% |
| 822 |
% } |
| 823 |
% \begin{macro}{LabelsAligned} |
| 824 |
% The use of this option suppresses the additional vertical space |
| 825 |
% inserted before in-line headings of \env{cvlist}~environments. |
| 826 |
% It ensures that the gaps between the various headings and labels |
| 827 |
% are equal. |
| 828 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 829 |
\DeclareOption{LabelsAligned}{% |
| 830 |
\setlength{\cvlabelskip}{0ex}% |
| 831 |
}% |
| 832 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 833 |
% \end{macro} |
| 834 |
% \begin{macro}{TextAligned} |
| 835 |
% Use of this option ensures that the items of the right hand |
| 836 |
% column are separated by equal vertical spacing. To achieve this, |
| 837 |
% an additional gap has to be inserted in case of a short heading |
| 838 |
% and no optional argument given to the \cmd{\item}~command. See |
| 839 |
% also the definition of the \env{cvlist}~environment on |
| 840 |
% page~\pageref{makelabel}. |
| 841 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 842 |
\DeclareOption{TextAligned}{% |
| 843 |
\setlength{\cvlabelskip}{% |
| 844 |
1.5\baselineskip plus 3pt minus 3pt% |
| 845 |
}% |
| 846 |
}% |
| 847 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 848 |
% \end{macro} |
| 849 |
% \begin{macro}{openbib} |
| 850 |
% \changes{v0.9e}{1999-08-29}{% |
| 851 |
% Option \option{openbib} was introduced.% |
| 852 |
% } |
| 853 |
% \changes{v0.9e}{1999-08-29}{\cmd{\bibindent} was introduced.} |
| 854 |
% \changes{v0.9f}{1999-09-02}{% |
| 855 |
% Option code moved to \env{thebibliography}~environment, checked |
| 856 |
% with flag.% |
| 857 |
% } |
| 858 |
% \changes{v0.9h}{1999-09-08}{% |
| 859 |
% Initialization of~\cmd{\bibindent} moved into option code.% |
| 860 |
% } |
| 861 |
% \changes{v0.9h}{1999-09-08}{% |
| 862 |
% Option \option{OneBib} is no longer necessary and has been |
| 863 |
% deleted.% |
| 864 |
% } |
| 865 |
% For document classes like letter, i.\,e.\ without native support |
| 866 |
% for bibliographies, it is necessary to provide the length of the |
| 867 |
% indentation used in the \option{openbib}~format. It will not be |
| 868 |
% changed if it is already defined. |
| 869 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 870 |
\DeclareOption{openbib}{% |
| 871 |
\@ifundefined{bibindent}{% |
| 872 |
\newlength{\bibindent}% |
| 873 |
}{}% |
| 874 |
\setlength{\bibindent}{1.5em}% |
| 875 |
\setboolean{cv@open@bib}{true}% |
| 876 |
}% |
| 877 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 878 |
% \end{macro} |
| 879 |
% \begin{macro}{ManyBibs} |
| 880 |
% \changes{v0.9f}{1999-09-02}{% |
| 881 |
% Option \option{ManyBibs} was introduced.% |
| 882 |
% } |
| 883 |
% Use this option in case you need more than one bibliography list, |
| 884 |
% e.\,g.\ for different kinds of publications. |
| 885 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 886 |
\DeclareOption{ManyBibs}{% |
| 887 |
\setboolean{cv@many@bibs}{true}% |
| 888 |
}% |
| 889 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 890 |
% \end{macro} |
| 891 |
% \begin{macro}{NoDate} |
| 892 |
% \changes{v0.9g}{1999-09-06}{% |
| 893 |
% Option \option{NoDate} was introduced.% |
| 894 |
% } |
| 895 |
% Use this option in case you want to omit the date normally |
| 896 |
% printed at the bottom of the curriculum vitae. |
| 897 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 898 |
\DeclareOption{NoDate}{% |
| 899 |
\setboolean{cv@no@date}{true}% |
| 900 |
}% |
| 901 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 902 |
% \end{macro} |
| 903 |
% |
| 904 |
% |
| 905 |
% \subsection{Option Processing} |
| 906 |
% |
| 907 |
% \changes{v0.9d}{1999-08-25}{% |
| 908 |
% \option{TextAligned} is the defined as the default option.% |
| 909 |
% } |
| 910 |
% \changes{v0.9f}{1999-09-02}{% |
| 911 |
% \option{OneBib} added to list of default options.% |
| 912 |
% } |
| 913 |
% \changes{v0.9h}{1999-09-08}{% |
| 914 |
% \option{OneBib} deleted from list of default options.% |
| 915 |
% } |
| 916 |
% If no options are specified, the text of the items is aligned by |
| 917 |
% default. Otherwise the options are processed in the order given |
| 918 |
% by the calling command, i.\,e.\ the last one ``wins''. |
| 919 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 920 |
\ExecuteOptions{TextAligned}% |
| 921 |
\ProcessOptions*% |
| 922 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 923 |
% |
| 924 |
% |
| 925 |
% \subsection{Delaying Code} |
| 926 |
% |
| 927 |
% \changes{v0.9c}{1999-08-16}{% |
| 928 |
% Execution of \cmd{\settowidth} delayed until beginning of |
| 929 |
% document% |
| 930 |
% } |
| 931 |
% \changes{v0.9d}{1999-08-25}{% |
| 932 |
% \cmd{\cvlabelfont} is used for measuring the width of the |
| 933 |
% label.% |
| 934 |
% } |
| 935 |
% \changes{v0.9h}{1999-09-08}{% |
| 936 |
% \cmd{\cvlabelsep} is now initialized at the beginning of the |
| 937 |
% document.% |
| 938 |
% } |
| 939 |
% The distance between labels and items is set to~\source{1em}. |
| 940 |
% The maximum allowed width of the labels of the |
| 941 |
% \env{cvlist}~environments forming the curriculum vitae is set to |
| 942 |
% the width of a typical entry. This is done at the beginning of |
| 943 |
% the document, because then the normal fonts have been setup |
| 944 |
% properly.\footnote{Credits go to \person{Gerd Boerrigter} for |
| 945 |
% reporting this bug.} |
| 946 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 947 |
\AtBeginDocument{% |
| 948 |
\setlength{\cvlabelsep}{1em}% |
| 949 |
\settowidth{\cvlabelwidth}{% |
| 950 |
\cvlabelfont 88/8888--88/8888% |
| 951 |
}% |
| 952 |
}% |
| 953 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 954 |
% |
| 955 |
% |
| 956 |
% \subsection{Defining Commands} |
| 957 |
% |
| 958 |
% \begin{macro}{\cvheadingfont} |
| 959 |
% Normally, the title of the curriculum vitae is typeset in larger |
| 960 |
% bold face. |
| 961 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 962 |
\DeclareRobustCommand*{\cvheadingfont}{\bfseries\Large}% |
| 963 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 964 |
% \end{macro} |
| 965 |
% \begin{macro}{\cvbibname} |
| 966 |
% \changes{v0.9g}{1999-09-06}{\cmd{\cvbibname} was introduced.} |
| 967 |
% This macro holds the name of the publication list. In my opinion |
| 968 |
% it does not make sense to inherit the definition |
| 969 |
% of~\cmd{\refname} or~\cmd{\bibname}, so a new command is |
| 970 |
% introduced. |
| 971 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 972 |
\DeclareRobustCommand*{\cvbibname}{Publications}% |
| 973 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 974 |
% \end{macro} |
| 975 |
% \begin{macro}{\cvplace} |
| 976 |
% This command is used to change the place to be typeset at the |
| 977 |
% bottom of the curriculum vitae. It takes one mandatory argument, |
| 978 |
% guess what: the place. \winkey |
| 979 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 980 |
\DeclareRobustCommand*{\cvplace}[1]{% |
| 981 |
\gdef\@cvplace{#1}% |
| 982 |
}% |
| 983 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 984 |
% The \cmd{\@cvplace}~command is changed globally, so that you can |
| 985 |
% use it also inside environments other than |
| 986 |
% \env{cv}~environments. |
| 987 |
% \end{macro} |
| 988 |
% \begin{macro}{\date} |
| 989 |
% This command is used to change the date that is printed below the |
| 990 |
% curriculum vitae. It needs the date as a mandatory |
| 991 |
% argument. Because the standard \LaTeX{}~classes |
| 992 |
% \file{article.cls}, \file{report.cls} and~\file{book.cls} already |
| 993 |
% define such a command, it will only be defined if it is not |
| 994 |
% provided by the class. |
| 995 |
% |
| 996 |
% In contrast, the \cmd{\@date} command is part of the |
| 997 |
% \LaTeX{}~kernel and thus available in every class. \cmd{\@date} |
| 998 |
% is changed globally for the same reason as the |
| 999 |
% \cmd{\@cvplace}~command. |
| 1000 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1001 |
\providecommand*{\date}[1]{\gdef\@date{#1}}% |
| 1002 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1003 |
% \end{macro} |
| 1004 |
% \begin{macro}{cv} |
| 1005 |
% This environment takes the heading of the curriculum vitae as a |
| 1006 |
% mandatory argument which is typeset at the beginning of the |
| 1007 |
% curriculum vitae without indentation using the corresponding |
| 1008 |
% font, whose scope is limited by a separate group. If the |
| 1009 |
% argument is empty, no heading is used. |
| 1010 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1011 |
\newenvironment{cv}[1]{% |
| 1012 |
\ifthenelse{\equal{#1}{\@empty}}{% |
| 1013 |
}{% |
| 1014 |
{% |
| 1015 |
\noindent\cvheadingfont#1\par\nopagebreak |
| 1016 |
}% |
| 1017 |
}% |
| 1018 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1019 |
% \begin{macro}{\@biblabel} |
| 1020 |
% \changes{v0.9f}{1999-09-02}{% |
| 1021 |
% \cmd{\@biblabel} is set dependent on \option{ManyBibs} option.% |
| 1022 |
% } |
| 1023 |
% The labels used within the bibliography are redefined locally as |
| 1024 |
% empty. In this way it is possible to add explanatory text to the |
| 1025 |
% items like~``Articles'' or~``Book Chapters''. |
| 1026 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1027 |
\ifthenelse{\boolean{cv@many@bibs}}{% |
| 1028 |
\DeclareRobustCommand*{\@biblabel}[1]{\@gobble{##1}}% |
| 1029 |
}{}% |
| 1030 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1031 |
% \end{macro} |
| 1032 |
% \begin{macro}{\newblock} |
| 1033 |
% \changes{v0.9e}{1999-08-29}{% |
| 1034 |
% The commands \cmd{\newblock} and \cmd{\@openbib@code} were |
| 1035 |
% introduced.% |
| 1036 |
% } |
| 1037 |
% \changes{v0.9h}{1999-09-08}{% |
| 1038 |
% The command~\cmd{\@openbib@code} is no longer necessary and has |
| 1039 |
% been deleted.% |
| 1040 |
% } |
| 1041 |
% \changes{v0.9h}{1999-09-08}{% |
| 1042 |
% The definition is now made local inside the |
| 1043 |
% \env{cv}~environment.% |
| 1044 |
% } |
| 1045 |
% To support bibliographies even in document classes like letter |
| 1046 |
% (which do not have ``native'' bibliography support), it is |
| 1047 |
% necessary to provide this command: |
| 1048 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1049 |
\providecommand{\newblock}{% |
| 1050 |
\hspace{0.11em plus 0.33em minus 0.07em}% |
| 1051 |
}% |
| 1052 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1053 |
% \end{macro} |
| 1054 |
% \begin{macro}{thebibliography} |
| 1055 |
% The \env{thebibliography}~environment is (re)defined locally, so |
| 1056 |
% you can use a ``normal'' bibliography elsewhere in your |
| 1057 |
% document. |
| 1058 |
% \changes{v0.9e}{1999-08-29}{% |
| 1059 |
% \env{thebibliography}~environment is locally defined.% |
| 1060 |
% } |
| 1061 |
% \changes{v0.9f}{1999-09-02}{% |
| 1062 |
% Heading is suppressed if \option{ManyBibs}~option is used.% |
| 1063 |
% } |
| 1064 |
% \changes{v0.9f}{1999-09-02}{% |
| 1065 |
% \cmd{\newblock}~command is redefined locally for |
| 1066 |
% \option{openbib} support.% |
| 1067 |
% } |
| 1068 |
% \changes{v0.9f}{1999-09-02}{% |
| 1069 |
% \cmd{\labelsep} is set dependent on \option{ManyBibs}~option.% |
| 1070 |
% } |
| 1071 |
% \changes{v0.9f}{1999-09-02}{% |
| 1072 |
% Code for \option{openbib}~option is executed depending on the |
| 1073 |
% \flag{cv@open@bib} flag.% |
| 1074 |
% } |
| 1075 |
% \changes{v0.9h}{1999-09-08}{% |
| 1076 |
% Length of~\cmd{\topsep} was reduced to give spacing consistent |
| 1077 |
% to the \env{cvlist}~environments.% |
| 1078 |
% } |
| 1079 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1080 |
\long\def\thebibliography##1{% |
| 1081 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1082 |
% The heading is omitted if the \option{ManyBibs}~option is |
| 1083 |
% used. Otherwise it is typeset using the appropriate font, without |
| 1084 |
% indentation. A pagebreak after the heading is suppressed. |
| 1085 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1086 |
\ifthenelse{\boolean{cv@many@bibs}}{% |
| 1087 |
}{% |
| 1088 |
{% |
| 1089 |
\noindent\cvlistheadingfont\cvbibname |
| 1090 |
\par\nopagebreak |
| 1091 |
}% |
| 1092 |
}% |
| 1093 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1094 |
% The following redefinition is taken from the standard document |
| 1095 |
% classes, as is most of the rest of the environment. |
| 1096 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1097 |
\ifthenelse{\boolean{cv@open@bib}}{% |
| 1098 |
\renewcommand{\newblock}{\par}% |
| 1099 |
}{}% |
| 1100 |
\begin{list}{\@biblabel{\@arabic\c@enumiv}}{% |
| 1101 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1102 |
% The lengths of~\cmd{\parsep} and~\cmd{\itemsep} are swapped in |
| 1103 |
% comparison with the \env{cvlist}~environments. This gives |
| 1104 |
% correct spacing even with the \option{openbib}~option. |
| 1105 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1106 |
\setlength{\parsep}{0ex}% |
| 1107 |
\setlength{\itemsep}{% |
| 1108 |
0.5\baselineskip plus 1pt minus 1pt% |
| 1109 |
}% |
| 1110 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1111 |
% The vertical spacing is adapted to correspond to the other |
| 1112 |
% \env{cvlist}~environments. |
| 1113 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1114 |
\setlength{\topsep}{0ex}% |
| 1115 |
\setlength{\partopsep}{0ex}% |
| 1116 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1117 |
% With the \option{ManyBibs}~option no labels are used, so no space |
| 1118 |
% needs to be reserved. |
| 1119 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1120 |
\ifthenelse{\boolean{cv@many@bibs}}{% |
| 1121 |
\setlength{\labelsep}{0em}% |
| 1122 |
}{}% |
| 1123 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1124 |
% And now lots of code adapted from the standard document classes, |
| 1125 |
% only written in a \LaTeX nically correct way. \winkey |
| 1126 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1127 |
\settowidth{\labelwidth}{\@biblabel{##1}}% |
| 1128 |
\setlength{\leftmargin}{\labelwidth}% |
| 1129 |
\addtolength{\leftmargin}{\labelsep}% |
| 1130 |
\ifthenelse{\boolean{cv@open@bib}}{% |
| 1131 |
\addtolength{\leftmargin}{\bibindent}% |
| 1132 |
\setlength{\itemindent}{-\bibindent}% |
| 1133 |
\setlength{\listparindent}{\itemindent}% |
| 1134 |
}{}% |
| 1135 |
\usecounter{enumiv}% |
| 1136 |
\let\p@enumiv\@empty |
| 1137 |
\renewcommand*{\theenumiv}{\@arabic\c@enumiv}% |
| 1138 |
}% |
| 1139 |
\sloppy |
| 1140 |
\clubpenalty4000% |
| 1141 |
\@clubpenalty\clubpenalty |
| 1142 |
\widowpenalty4000% |
| 1143 |
\sfcode`\.=\@m |
| 1144 |
}% |
| 1145 |
\long\def\endthebibliography{% |
| 1146 |
\renewcommand*{\@noitemerr}{% |
| 1147 |
\@latex@warning{Empty `thebibliography' environment}% |
| 1148 |
}% |
| 1149 |
\end{list}% |
| 1150 |
}% |
| 1151 |
}{% |
| 1152 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1153 |
% \changes{v0.9c}{1999-08-16}{\cmd{\noindent} added.} |
| 1154 |
% \changes{v0.9g}{1999-09-06}{% |
| 1155 |
% Support for \option{NoDate}~option was added.% |
| 1156 |
% } |
| 1157 |
% \changes{v0.9g}{1999-09-06}{% |
| 1158 |
% Text following the \env{cv}~environment start in new line, |
| 1159 |
% without indentation.% |
| 1160 |
% } |
| 1161 |
% The place (if given) followed by the date is typeset at the |
| 1162 |
% bottom of the curriculum vitae. It should not be indented, even |
| 1163 |
% if there are blank lines prior to the end of the |
| 1164 |
% \env{cv}~environment.\footnote{Credits go to \person{Gerd |
| 1165 |
% Boerrigter} for discovering this~``feature''.} The amount of |
| 1166 |
% vertical space seems quite strange but looks right, much better |
| 1167 |
% than the expected~\source{1.5\bslash baselineskip}. Don't know |
| 1168 |
% why. \winkey |
| 1169 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1170 |
\vspace{1.333\baselineskip plus 3pt minus 3pt}% |
| 1171 |
\ifthenelse{\equal{\@cvplace}{\@empty}}{% |
| 1172 |
}{% |
| 1173 |
\noindent |
| 1174 |
\@cvplace |
| 1175 |
\ifthenelse{\boolean{cv@no@date}}{}{% |
| 1176 |
,~% |
| 1177 |
}% |
| 1178 |
}% |
| 1179 |
\ifthenelse{\boolean{cv@no@date}}{}{% |
| 1180 |
\@date |
| 1181 |
}% |
| 1182 |
\par\noindent\ignorespacesafterend |
| 1183 |
}% |
| 1184 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1185 |
% \end{macro} |
| 1186 |
% \end{macro} |
| 1187 |
% \begin{macro}{\cvlistheadingfont} |
| 1188 |
% The headings of the \env{cvlist}~environments forming the |
| 1189 |
% curriculum vitae are typeset in large bold face. |
| 1190 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1191 |
\DeclareRobustCommand*{\cvlistheadingfont}{% |
| 1192 |
\bfseries\large |
| 1193 |
}% |
| 1194 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1195 |
% \end{macro} |
| 1196 |
% \changes{v0.9d}{1999-08-25}{\cmd{\cvlabelfont} command added.} |
| 1197 |
% \begin{macro}{\cvlabelfont} |
| 1198 |
% The labels of the \env{cvlist}~environments are typeset in the |
| 1199 |
% normal size of the current font. |
| 1200 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1201 |
\DeclareRobustCommand*{\cvlabelfont}{% |
| 1202 |
\normalsize |
| 1203 |
}% |
| 1204 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1205 |
% \end{macro} |
| 1206 |
% \begin{macro}{cvlist} |
| 1207 |
% This is the list environment used for the parts of the curriculum |
| 1208 |
% vitae. It takes one mandatory argument, the heading of the |
| 1209 |
% list. |
| 1210 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1211 |
\newenvironment{cvlist}[1]{% |
| 1212 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1213 |
% The heading of the list is put into a box, using the |
| 1214 |
% corresponding font. |
| 1215 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1216 |
\sbox{\@cvlistheading}{\cvlistheadingfont#1}% |
| 1217 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1218 |
% The \env{cvlist}~environment is basically a |
| 1219 |
% \env{list}~environment~\ldots |
| 1220 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1221 |
\begin{list}{}{% |
| 1222 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1223 |
% \ldots~but with a ``smart'' \cmd{\makelabel}~command which is |
| 1224 |
% given the optional argument of the \cmd{\item}~command. |
| 1225 |
% \label{makelabel} |
| 1226 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1227 |
\renewcommand*{\makelabel}[1]{% |
| 1228 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1229 |
% \changes{v0.9d}{1999-08-25}{% |
| 1230 |
% \cmd{\cvlabelfont} is used for measuring the width of the |
| 1231 |
% label.% |
| 1232 |
% } |
| 1233 |
% The width of the heading of the list is measured. If it is |
| 1234 |
% positive (i.\,e.\ the box containing the argument of the |
| 1235 |
% \env{cvlist}~environment is not empty), the width of the optional |
| 1236 |
% argument of the \cmd{\item}~command is measured, too (using the |
| 1237 |
% correct font). |
| 1238 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1239 |
\settowidth{\@tempdima}{\usebox{\@cvlistheading}}% |
| 1240 |
\ifthenelse{\lengthtest{\@tempdima > 0pt}}{% |
| 1241 |
\settowidth{\@tempdimb}{\cvlabelfont##1}% |
| 1242 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1243 |
% If the heading of the list is less wide than the allowed label |
| 1244 |
% width and the optional argument of the \cmd{\item}~command is |
| 1245 |
% empty, the \cmd{\item} can be typeset in the same line as the |
| 1246 |
% heading. |
| 1247 |
% |
| 1248 |
% \changes{v0.9d}{1999-08-25}{% |
| 1249 |
% \cmd{\cvlabelskip} is used for the vertical spacing before |
| 1250 |
% in-line headings% |
| 1251 |
% } |
| 1252 |
% The box containing the heading is then emptied, the heading is |
| 1253 |
% typeset flush to the left. |
| 1254 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1255 |
\ifthenelse{% |
| 1256 |
\lengthtest{\@tempdima < \cvlabelwidth} \and |
| 1257 |
\lengthtest{\@tempdimb = 0pt}}{% |
| 1258 |
\parbox[b]{\cvlabelwidth}{% |
| 1259 |
\vspace{\cvlabelskip}% |
| 1260 |
\makebox[\cvlabelwidth][l]{% |
| 1261 |
\box\@cvlistheading |
| 1262 |
}% |
| 1263 |
}% |
| 1264 |
}{% |
| 1265 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1266 |
% If the heading is too wide or the \cmd{\item}~command has an |
| 1267 |
% optional argument, the box containing the heading is emptied and |
| 1268 |
% the \cmd{\item}~command starts a new line. |
| 1269 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1270 |
\parbox[b]{0pt}{% |
| 1271 |
\makebox[0pt][l]{\box\@cvlistheading}% |
| 1272 |
\\*[0.5\baselineskip plus 1pt minus 1pt]% |
| 1273 |
}% |
| 1274 |
}% |
| 1275 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1276 |
% If the box containing the argument of the |
| 1277 |
% \env{cvlist}~environment is empty (its width is zero), nothing is |
| 1278 |
% done. This case holds for all \cmd{\item}~commands of a |
| 1279 |
% \env{cvlist}~environment except for the first or if no heading |
| 1280 |
% was specified (this does normally not make sense). You see that |
| 1281 |
% it is crucial to empty the box by a |
| 1282 |
% plain~\TeX{}~command~\cite{Kopka:1997}, otherwise the heading |
| 1283 |
% would be typeset for every \cmd{\item}~command. |
| 1284 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1285 |
}{}% |
| 1286 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1287 |
% \changes{v0.9d}{1999-08-25}{\cmd{\cvlabelfont} is used for the |
| 1288 |
% label.% |
| 1289 |
% } |
| 1290 |
% Now that the heading of the list is prepared, the optional |
| 1291 |
% argument of the \cmd{\item}~command is typeset flush to the left |
| 1292 |
% using the corresponding font and the \cmd{\makelabel}~command has |
| 1293 |
% done its work. Sigh. \winkey |
| 1294 |
% \begin{macrocode} |
| 1295 |
\cvlabelfont##1\hfill |
| 1296 |
}% |
| 1297 |
% \end{macrocode} |
| 1298 |
% The spacing used in the \env{cvlist} environments is adjusted. |
| 1299 |
% Remember that $\cmd{\itemsep} + \cmd{\parsep}$ is inserted |
| 1300 |
% between items~\cite{Goossens:1994}. The label width and the |
| 1301 |
% separation between labels and items are set |
| 1302 |
% to~\cmd{\cvlabelwidth} and~\cmd{\cvlabelsep}, respectively, which |
| 1303 |
% are globally available and thus can be re-adjusted by the user. |
| 1304 |
% If the~\source{1} is omitted in the definition of~\cmd{\topsep}, |
| 1305 |
% ``plus 2pt minus 2pt'' is written into your curriculum vitae. |
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\documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{article} |
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\usepackage[german]{babel} |
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\usepackage{currvita} |
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% |
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\begin{document} |
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% |
| 1347 |
\begin{cv}{Lebenslauf} |
| 1348 |
% |
| 1349 |
\begin{cvlist}{Pers"onliche Daten} |
| 1350 |
\item Axel Reichert\\ |
| 1351 |
Beethovenstr.~25\\ |
| 1352 |
40233~D"usseldorf |
| 1353 |
\item Tel.:~(02\,11)~6\,91\,24\,15\\ |
| 1354 |
E"~Mail:~axel.reichert@gmx.de |
| 1355 |
\item Geb.~am~03.\,08.~1970 in~D"usseldorf\\ |
| 1356 |
Ledig, deutsch |
| 1357 |
\end{cvlist} |
| 1358 |
% |
| 1359 |
\begin{cvlist}{Schulbildung} |
| 1360 |
\item[08/1976--05/1989] Grundschule und Gymnasium in Mettmann |
| 1361 |
(Leistungskurse Mathematik und Physik) |
| 1362 |
\end{cvlist} |
| 1363 |
% |
| 1364 |
\begin{cvlist}{Wehrdienst} |
| 1365 |
\item[10/1989--09/1990] Fernmeldeaufkl"arer in Clausthal-Zellerfeld |
| 1366 |
und Rotenburg/""W"umme |
| 1367 |
\end{cvlist} |
| 1368 |
% |
| 1369 |
\begin{cvlist}{Studium} |
| 1370 |
\item[10/1990--09/1992] Maschinenbauvordiplom an der Universit"at |
| 1371 |
Hannover |
| 1372 |
\item[10/1992--06/1993] Wissenschaftliche Hilfskraft am Institut |
| 1373 |
f"ur Umformtechnik und Umformmaschinen, Hannover; Mitarbeit an |
| 1374 |
DFG-Projekt: Implementation eines Stoffgesetzes in das |
| 1375 |
\ac{FEM}-Programm \ac{ABAQUS} |
| 1376 |
\item[10/1992--08/1996] Maschinenbaudiplom an der Universit"at |
| 1377 |
Hannover, Ent"-wicklungs"~~und Konstruktionstechnik (Schwerpunkte |
| 1378 |
Finite Elemente, Schwingungstechnik und Elasto"~/""Plastomechanik) |
| 1379 |
\item[10/1994--04/1996] Mathematikvordiplom an der Universit"at |
| 1380 |
Hannover |
| 1381 |
\end{cvlist} |
| 1382 |
% |
| 1383 |
\begin{cvlist}{Praktikum} |
| 1384 |
\item[08/1994--09/1994] Br"uninghaus~\&~Drissner~GmbH, Hilden |
| 1385 |
(mittelst"andisches Pre"s"~, Stanz"~ und Ziehwerk); Konstruktion |
| 1386 |
eines kombinierten Roll"~ und Zudr"uckwerkzeuges f"ur |
| 1387 |
Klemmschellen |
| 1388 |
\end{cvlist} |
| 1389 |
% |
| 1390 |
\begin{cvlist}{Berufserfahrung} |
| 1391 |
\item[seit~08/1996] Max-Planck-Institut f"ur Eisenforschung~GmbH, |
| 1392 |
D"usseldorf; wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter der Abteilung |
| 1393 |
Metallurgie |
| 1394 |
|
| 1395 |
Promotion "uber "`Soft Reduction beim Stranggie"sen und ihr |
| 1396 |
Einflu"s auf die Produktqualit"at"' im Rahmen eines Projektes der |
| 1397 |
Europ"aischen Gemeinschaft f"ur Kohle und Stahl in Zusammenarbeit |
| 1398 |
mit British Steel, den Dillinger H"uttenwerken und der |
| 1399 |
TU~Clausthal |
| 1400 |
\end{cvlist} |
| 1401 |
% |
| 1402 |
\begin{cvlist}{Fremdsprachen} |
| 1403 |
\item Englisch, Franz"osisch |
| 1404 |
\end{cvlist} |
| 1405 |
% |
| 1406 |
\begin{cvlist}{\ac{EDV}} |
| 1407 |
\item[Betriebssysteme] \ac{UNIX} (Linux, \ac{IRIX}), Windows, Novell |
| 1408 |
Netware, \ac{DOS} |
| 1409 |
\item[Sprachen] Perl, Shell-Skripte, \ac{HTML}, Fortran~77, Pascal, |
| 1410 |
\ac{BASIC} |
| 1411 |
\item[Anwendungen] \ac{ANSYS}, \ac{MARC}, Word, Excel, Corel"-DRAW, |
| 1412 |
Designer, LaTeX, XEmacs |
| 1413 |
\end{cvlist} |
| 1414 |
% |
| 1415 |
\begin{cvlist}{Interessen} |
| 1416 |
\item Klassische Musik, Typographie, Tischtennis, Fotografie |
| 1417 |
\end{cvlist} |
| 1418 |
% |
| 1419 |
\begin{cvlist}{Sonstiges} |
| 1420 |
\item[04/1992--10/1995] Ehrenamtliche Mitarbeit als Rechnerwart bei |
| 1421 |
der Saalgemeinschaft~"`Exzenter"' (unter studentischer |
| 1422 |
Selbstverwaltung stehender Arbeits"~~und Zeichensaal f"ur |
| 1423 |
Ingenieurstudenten) |
| 1424 |
\item[seit 01/1997] Aktives Mitglied der Deutschen |
| 1425 |
Anwendervereinigung TeX, Vortr"age und Tutorien auf Konferenzen |
| 1426 |
\end{cvlist} |
| 1427 |
% |
| 1428 |
% \changes{v0.9d}{1999-08-25}{% |
| 1429 |
% \LaTeX{} version of the umlaut is used instead of |
| 1430 |
% \package{babel}'s~shortcut.% |
| 1431 |
% } |
| 1432 |
\cvplace{D\"usseldorf} |
| 1433 |
\date{13.~September~1999} |
| 1434 |
% |
| 1435 |
\end{cv} |
| 1436 |
% |
| 1437 |
\end{document} |
| 1438 |
%</testfile> |
| 1439 |
% \fi |
| 1440 |
\endinput |
