% ====================[ moderncv-lyx.sty ]==================== % [ Time-stamp: "2009-04-18 19:29:36 leycec" ] % % --------------------( SYNOPSIS )-------------------- % This LyX-compatible LaTeX package loads and configures moderncv and all % moderncv-required subpackages. moderncv is a LaTeX package for printing % modern day-styled curriculum vitae in a fairly configurable fashion. % % --------------------( INSTALLATION )-------------------- % This package is intended to be explicitly loaded in the LaTeX preamble of your % curriculum vitae's ".lyx" file like so: % % % Copy the following three lines to the head of every ".lyx" file! % \begin_preamble % \RequirePackage{moderncv-lyx} % \end_preamble % % If you reuse the sample ".lyx" file provided along with this file, then this % has already been done for you. Sweet succulence of life, no? % % --------------------( CONFIGURATION )-------------------- % This package is quite configurable. Since changes to this configuration change % the resulting output, often dramatically, please so prior to beginning your % thesis in LyX. At the moment, this requires you manually edit commands in % another LaTeX document, "moderncv-lyx-conf.sty". Happily, the commands are % fairly straightforward and require no previous understanding of LaTeX. To % configure this package, please: % % * Open "moderncv-lyx-conf.sty" in your favorite text editor. % * Edit default values for the configuration commands this file defines as % needed by your curriculum vitae. % % Because "moderncv-lyx.sty" loads "moderncv-lyx-conf.sty" when loaded, editing % the latter configures the former and, thus, every ".lyx" document loading the % former from its LaTeX preamble. % % This is not an ideal solution, since your manual edits to the % "moderncv-lyx-conf.sty" package will be overwritten when upgrading to a % a new version. Our sincere apologies! Please "watch out" for this, later. :( % % --------------------( DOCUMENT CLASSES )-------------------- % This package is intended to be used with the moderncv document class. Since % LyX handles document classes graphically, rather than in the LaTeX preamble, % this is different from how the non-LyX version handles document classes. To % change the document class and options in LyX: % % * Run LyX and open the desired ".lyx" file. % * Set this document's document class. In the original moderncv structure, % this was done by manually editing the preamble for "moderncv.tex". LyX, % however, requires that a document's document class be graphically configured % through the LyX GUI at: % % Document Settings --> Document Class % % * Set this document's document class to "moderncv". % * Set this document's document class options. Again, LyX requires that they be % graphically configured through the LyX GUI at: % % Document Settings --> Document Class --> Class options % % * Consider setting these recommended options: % % 11pt,a4paper11pt % % Unfortunately, the LyX document class and document class options cannot be % shared between the related ".lyx" files comprising moderncv-lyx. Each % separate ".lyx" file must repeat whichever document class and document class % options you selected, and these should be the same for every such file. This % is very annoying, but I'm afraid there is no way about it at the moment. Cue % sad face here. % % --------------------( SEE ALSO )-------------------- % This bundle of LyX-compatible LaTeX packages is courtesy earnest efforts of: % % * Xavier Danaux. "moderncv." % http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/help/Catalogue/entries/moderncv.html % * Stephen Hurder. "Preparing Your Curriculum Vitae," for example vitae having % both input LaTeX and output PDF document for each such example. % http://www.math.uic.edu/~hurder/math589/vita.html % % --------------------( CHANGELOG )-------------------- % 2009-09-12 Cecil Curry % * Created. % % --------------------( TODO )-------------------- % * Incorporate options for also prefixing this CV with a cover letter. % * Generate a proper LyX layout. % * Provide an option for selecting fontset: i.e., which collection of fonts to % use. The default Palatino fontset could be substituted, for example, by an % alternative Minion Pro fontset. % * Submit LyX-compatibility changes to "moderncv.cls". Good Gods! This file % was highly erroneous. I suspect bad changes committed between 0.5 to 0.7; in % any advent, I've corrected them and they require submission. Jeesus, man. % * LyX's prebundled "moderncv.layout" files appears to contain a number of % factual inconsistencies. For example, the "Item" environment (expanding to % the \cvitem command) accepts one optional argument rather than one optional % argument and one manual argument. % * Correct theme-specific \maketitle functions. They fail with obscure errors % when \familyname, et al. are not defined. % ....................{ PROVIDES }.................... \NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e} \ProvidesPackage{moderncv-lyx}[2009/09/12 v0.0.1 moderncv cum LyX] % ....................{ DEPENDENCIES }.................... % Import the "kvoptions" package, facilitating handling of multi-valued package % and command options and arguments (e.g., obeying a "key1=val,key2=val" format). %\RequirePackage{kvoptions} % ....................{ OPTIONS }.................... % The following sections define user-settable options as true or false booleans. % Please set these options in the "moderncv-lyx-conf.sty" file corresponding to % your particular document. % % Note that all options defined below default to false unless otherwise stated. % These defaults should produce aesthetically pleasing output across a wide % variety of software platforms and "real world" thesis dictates; as such, they % shouldn't need much tweaking on your behalf. (This is good. Spend your % dilegency academically, rather than hacking academic LaTeX.) % Initialize the "kvoptions" package specific to this package. %\SetupKeyvalOptions{family=mcvl,prefix=mcvl@} % Declare an option for selecting which of the several available moderncv theme % packages to use. This is a multi-value option accepting these strings: % * "casual", which selects the "moderncvthemecasual.sty" package. This is the % default theme due to its moderately pleasing appearance. % * "classic", which selects the "moderncvthemeclassic.sty" package. % * "empty", which selects the "moderncvthemeempty.sty" package. %\DeclareStringOption[-postmodern]{theme} % Declare an option for selecting which color variant of the above theme % package to use. This is a multi-value option accepting these strings: % "blue", "orange", "green", "red", and "grey". %\DeclareStringOption[blue]{themecolor} %FIXME: Ensure the above options are local rather than global. % Process the above package options, as externally passed to us by our caller. %\ProcessKeyvalOptions* % ....................{ PAGINATION }.................... % Prohibit single lines at the start of paragraphs. \clubpenalty = 10000 % Prohibit single lines at the end of paragraphs and formulae. \widowpenalty = 10000 \displaywidowpenalty = 10000 % formulas % ....................{ PACKAGES }.................... % Import the "moderncv-lyx-conf-theme" package. This establishes the moderncv % theme imported below, and options passed into this theme. Note that because % this implicitly loads the "hyperref" package, this command should be the last % \Require command in this file. \RequirePackage{moderncv-lyx-conf-theme} % Import the "moderncv-lyx-conf" package. This configures all other document- % specific settings. \RequirePackage{moderncv-lyx-conf} % Import and configure the moderncv theme package as specified by the "theme" % package option. Note that because this implicitly loads the "hyperref" % package, this command should be the last \Require command in this file. %\Requiremoderncvtheme[\mcvl@themecolor]{\mcvl@theme} %\Requiremoderncvtheme[blue]{casual} \endinput % --------------------( COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE )-------------------- % The information below applies to everything in this distribution, % except where noted. % % Copyleft 2009, 2010 by Cecil Curry. % % http://www.raiazome.com % % This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify % it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by % the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or % (at your option) any later version. % % This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, % but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of % MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the % GNU General Public License for more details. % % You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License % along with this program. If not, see .