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Trouble defining new command like cventry command in LaTeX
How to add new command in moderncv template?How to add a new command in moderncv template for cventry?How to collapse unused parameters in moderncv's cventry-command?cventry ! LaTeX Error: There's no line here to end
I'm using the moderncv
document type and trying to create a new command similar to the cventry
. I'm trying to define in the preamble as below:
newcommand*cvthing[4][.25em]{%
saveboxcvthingyearbox%
hspace*2separatorcolumnwidth%
hintstyle#2%
setlengthcvthingtitleboxwidthwidthofuseboxcvthingyearbox%
setlengthcvthingtitleboxwidthmaincolumnwidth-cvthingtitleboxwidth%
beginminipagemaincolumnwidth%
parbox[t]cvthingtitleboxwidth%
strut%
bfseries#3%
strut%
useboxcvthingyearbox%
endminipage%
ifx&%
else%
newline%
beginminipage[t]maincolumnwidth%
small%
#4%
endminipagefi%
paraddvspace#1
but I get these errors:
File ended while scanning use of @xargdef.
You have requested package `moderncvheadi', but the package provides `moderncvheadi'.
You have requested package `moderncvbodyi', but the package provides `moderncvbodyi'.
I've been using LaTeX for a few years but haven't tried to change much. If one could please explain what I am doing wrong?
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I'm using the moderncv
document type and trying to create a new command similar to the cventry
. I'm trying to define in the preamble as below:
newcommand*cvthing[4][.25em]{%
saveboxcvthingyearbox%
hspace*2separatorcolumnwidth%
hintstyle#2%
setlengthcvthingtitleboxwidthwidthofuseboxcvthingyearbox%
setlengthcvthingtitleboxwidthmaincolumnwidth-cvthingtitleboxwidth%
beginminipagemaincolumnwidth%
parbox[t]cvthingtitleboxwidth%
strut%
bfseries#3%
strut%
useboxcvthingyearbox%
endminipage%
ifx&%
else%
newline%
beginminipage[t]maincolumnwidth%
small%
#4%
endminipagefi%
paraddvspace#1
but I get these errors:
File ended while scanning use of @xargdef.
You have requested package `moderncvheadi', but the package provides `moderncvheadi'.
You have requested package `moderncvbodyi', but the package provides `moderncvbodyi'.
I've been using LaTeX for a few years but haven't tried to change much. If one could please explain what I am doing wrong?
moderncv
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Which style of moderncv do you use? Which version ofmoderncv
do you use? Current is 2.0.0. Please do not post only a code, describe what it should do and/or add an images showing what you want to get ...
– Kurt
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I'm using the moderncv
document type and trying to create a new command similar to the cventry
. I'm trying to define in the preamble as below:
newcommand*cvthing[4][.25em]{%
saveboxcvthingyearbox%
hspace*2separatorcolumnwidth%
hintstyle#2%
setlengthcvthingtitleboxwidthwidthofuseboxcvthingyearbox%
setlengthcvthingtitleboxwidthmaincolumnwidth-cvthingtitleboxwidth%
beginminipagemaincolumnwidth%
parbox[t]cvthingtitleboxwidth%
strut%
bfseries#3%
strut%
useboxcvthingyearbox%
endminipage%
ifx&%
else%
newline%
beginminipage[t]maincolumnwidth%
small%
#4%
endminipagefi%
paraddvspace#1
but I get these errors:
File ended while scanning use of @xargdef.
You have requested package `moderncvheadi', but the package provides `moderncvheadi'.
You have requested package `moderncvbodyi', but the package provides `moderncvbodyi'.
I've been using LaTeX for a few years but haven't tried to change much. If one could please explain what I am doing wrong?
moderncv
New contributor
I'm using the moderncv
document type and trying to create a new command similar to the cventry
. I'm trying to define in the preamble as below:
newcommand*cvthing[4][.25em]{%
saveboxcvthingyearbox%
hspace*2separatorcolumnwidth%
hintstyle#2%
setlengthcvthingtitleboxwidthwidthofuseboxcvthingyearbox%
setlengthcvthingtitleboxwidthmaincolumnwidth-cvthingtitleboxwidth%
beginminipagemaincolumnwidth%
parbox[t]cvthingtitleboxwidth%
strut%
bfseries#3%
strut%
useboxcvthingyearbox%
endminipage%
ifx&%
else%
newline%
beginminipage[t]maincolumnwidth%
small%
#4%
endminipagefi%
paraddvspace#1
but I get these errors:
File ended while scanning use of @xargdef.
You have requested package `moderncvheadi', but the package provides `moderncvheadi'.
You have requested package `moderncvbodyi', but the package provides `moderncvbodyi'.
I've been using LaTeX for a few years but haven't tried to change much. If one could please explain what I am doing wrong?
moderncv
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Which style of moderncv do you use? Which version ofmoderncv
do you use? Current is 2.0.0. Please do not post only a code, describe what it should do and/or add an images showing what you want to get ...
– Kurt
1 hour ago
add a comment |
Welcome to TeX.SE! Which style of moderncv do you use? Which version ofmoderncv
do you use? Current is 2.0.0. Please do not post only a code, describe what it should do and/or add an images showing what you want to get ...
– Kurt
1 hour ago
Welcome to TeX.SE! Which style of moderncv do you use? Which version of
moderncv
do you use? Current is 2.0.0. Please do not post only a code, describe what it should do and/or add an images showing what you want to get ...– Kurt
1 hour ago
Welcome to TeX.SE! Which style of moderncv do you use? Which version of
moderncv
do you use? Current is 2.0.0. Please do not post only a code, describe what it should do and/or add an images showing what you want to get ...– Kurt
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In your given code snippet are severalissues, some I can correct, some not because you did not told us what you want to archive ...
Please add more informations about your command in your question!
- To use a new box you need to initialize it:
@initializeboxcvthingyearbox
- To use a new length you have to define it:
newlengthcvthingtitleboxwidth
- Because we have to use
@initializebox
we need to usemakeatletter
andmakeatother
- Some of your brackets are in the wrong position. For example: you can not open an
parbox
and close inside it anminipage
, opened before theparbox
...
You can try the following compiling code snippet, but the result is still ugly, because I do not know, what you want:
makeatletter % <=======================================================
@initializeboxcvthingyearbox % <====================================
newlengthcvthingtitleboxwidth % <===================================
newcommand*cvthing[4][.25em]%
newbox
saveboxcvthingyearbox%
hspace*2separatorcolumnwidth%
hintstyle#2%
setlengthcvthingtitleboxwidthwidthofuseboxcvthingyearbox%
setlengthcvthingtitleboxwidthmaincolumnwidth-cvthingtitleboxwidth%
beginminipagemaincolumnwidth%
parbox[t]cvthingtitleboxwidth%
strut%
bfseries#3%
strut%
useboxcvthingyearbox%
endminipage%
ifx&%
else%
newline%
beginminipage[t]maincolumnwidth%
small%
#4%
endminipage
fi%
paraddvspace#1%
makeatother
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In your given code snippet are severalissues, some I can correct, some not because you did not told us what you want to archive ...
Please add more informations about your command in your question!
- To use a new box you need to initialize it:
@initializeboxcvthingyearbox
- To use a new length you have to define it:
newlengthcvthingtitleboxwidth
- Because we have to use
@initializebox
we need to usemakeatletter
andmakeatother
- Some of your brackets are in the wrong position. For example: you can not open an
parbox
and close inside it anminipage
, opened before theparbox
...
You can try the following compiling code snippet, but the result is still ugly, because I do not know, what you want:
makeatletter % <=======================================================
@initializeboxcvthingyearbox % <====================================
newlengthcvthingtitleboxwidth % <===================================
newcommand*cvthing[4][.25em]%
newbox
saveboxcvthingyearbox%
hspace*2separatorcolumnwidth%
hintstyle#2%
setlengthcvthingtitleboxwidthwidthofuseboxcvthingyearbox%
setlengthcvthingtitleboxwidthmaincolumnwidth-cvthingtitleboxwidth%
beginminipagemaincolumnwidth%
parbox[t]cvthingtitleboxwidth%
strut%
bfseries#3%
strut%
useboxcvthingyearbox%
endminipage%
ifx&%
else%
newline%
beginminipage[t]maincolumnwidth%
small%
#4%
endminipage
fi%
paraddvspace#1%
makeatother
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In your given code snippet are severalissues, some I can correct, some not because you did not told us what you want to archive ...
Please add more informations about your command in your question!
- To use a new box you need to initialize it:
@initializeboxcvthingyearbox
- To use a new length you have to define it:
newlengthcvthingtitleboxwidth
- Because we have to use
@initializebox
we need to usemakeatletter
andmakeatother
- Some of your brackets are in the wrong position. For example: you can not open an
parbox
and close inside it anminipage
, opened before theparbox
...
You can try the following compiling code snippet, but the result is still ugly, because I do not know, what you want:
makeatletter % <=======================================================
@initializeboxcvthingyearbox % <====================================
newlengthcvthingtitleboxwidth % <===================================
newcommand*cvthing[4][.25em]%
newbox
saveboxcvthingyearbox%
hspace*2separatorcolumnwidth%
hintstyle#2%
setlengthcvthingtitleboxwidthwidthofuseboxcvthingyearbox%
setlengthcvthingtitleboxwidthmaincolumnwidth-cvthingtitleboxwidth%
beginminipagemaincolumnwidth%
parbox[t]cvthingtitleboxwidth%
strut%
bfseries#3%
strut%
useboxcvthingyearbox%
endminipage%
ifx&%
else%
newline%
beginminipage[t]maincolumnwidth%
small%
#4%
endminipage
fi%
paraddvspace#1%
makeatother
add a comment |
In your given code snippet are severalissues, some I can correct, some not because you did not told us what you want to archive ...
Please add more informations about your command in your question!
- To use a new box you need to initialize it:
@initializeboxcvthingyearbox
- To use a new length you have to define it:
newlengthcvthingtitleboxwidth
- Because we have to use
@initializebox
we need to usemakeatletter
andmakeatother
- Some of your brackets are in the wrong position. For example: you can not open an
parbox
and close inside it anminipage
, opened before theparbox
...
You can try the following compiling code snippet, but the result is still ugly, because I do not know, what you want:
makeatletter % <=======================================================
@initializeboxcvthingyearbox % <====================================
newlengthcvthingtitleboxwidth % <===================================
newcommand*cvthing[4][.25em]%
newbox
saveboxcvthingyearbox%
hspace*2separatorcolumnwidth%
hintstyle#2%
setlengthcvthingtitleboxwidthwidthofuseboxcvthingyearbox%
setlengthcvthingtitleboxwidthmaincolumnwidth-cvthingtitleboxwidth%
beginminipagemaincolumnwidth%
parbox[t]cvthingtitleboxwidth%
strut%
bfseries#3%
strut%
useboxcvthingyearbox%
endminipage%
ifx&%
else%
newline%
beginminipage[t]maincolumnwidth%
small%
#4%
endminipage
fi%
paraddvspace#1%
makeatother
In your given code snippet are severalissues, some I can correct, some not because you did not told us what you want to archive ...
Please add more informations about your command in your question!
- To use a new box you need to initialize it:
@initializeboxcvthingyearbox
- To use a new length you have to define it:
newlengthcvthingtitleboxwidth
- Because we have to use
@initializebox
we need to usemakeatletter
andmakeatother
- Some of your brackets are in the wrong position. For example: you can not open an
parbox
and close inside it anminipage
, opened before theparbox
...
You can try the following compiling code snippet, but the result is still ugly, because I do not know, what you want:
makeatletter % <=======================================================
@initializeboxcvthingyearbox % <====================================
newlengthcvthingtitleboxwidth % <===================================
newcommand*cvthing[4][.25em]%
newbox
saveboxcvthingyearbox%
hspace*2separatorcolumnwidth%
hintstyle#2%
setlengthcvthingtitleboxwidthwidthofuseboxcvthingyearbox%
setlengthcvthingtitleboxwidthmaincolumnwidth-cvthingtitleboxwidth%
beginminipagemaincolumnwidth%
parbox[t]cvthingtitleboxwidth%
strut%
bfseries#3%
strut%
useboxcvthingyearbox%
endminipage%
ifx&%
else%
newline%
beginminipage[t]maincolumnwidth%
small%
#4%
endminipage
fi%
paraddvspace#1%
makeatother
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