koma-moderncvclassic in thesis
The koma-moderncvclassic package would in principle be the specific solution to this question (having a CV based on class moderncv in your thesis without including a PDF).
However, importing the package changes the document settings and thus interferes with the whole document.
Is there a nice way to have the settings only changed locally for the CV chapter?
koma-script moderncv scrbook cv
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The koma-moderncvclassic package would in principle be the specific solution to this question (having a CV based on class moderncv in your thesis without including a PDF).
However, importing the package changes the document settings and thus interferes with the whole document.
Is there a nice way to have the settings only changed locally for the CV chapter?
koma-script moderncv scrbook cv
edited Feb 27 at 10:21
Kurt
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asked Feb 27 at 9:05
Daniel BöckenhoffDaniel Böckenhoff
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The koma-moderncvclassic package would in principle be the specific solution to this question (having a CV based on class moderncv in your thesis without including a PDF).
However, importing the package changes the document settings and thus interferes with the whole document.
Is there a nice way to have the settings only changed locally for the CV chapter?
koma-script moderncv scrbook cv
edited Feb 27 at 10:21
Kurt
38.6k849162
asked Feb 27 at 9:05
Daniel BöckenhoffDaniel Böckenhoff
82
The koma-moderncvclassic package would in principle be the specific solution to this question (having a CV based on class moderncv in your thesis without including a PDF).
However, importing the package changes the document settings and thus interferes with the whole document.
Is there a nice way to have the settings only changed locally for the CV chapter?
koma-script moderncv scrbook cv
koma-script moderncv scrbook cv
edited Feb 27 at 10:21
Kurt
38.6k849162
asked Feb 27 at 9:05
Daniel BöckenhoffDaniel Böckenhoff
82
edited Feb 27 at 10:21
Kurt
38.6k849162
asked Feb 27 at 9:05
Daniel BöckenhoffDaniel Böckenhoff
82
edited Feb 27 at 10:21
Kurt
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edited Feb 27 at 10:21
Kurt
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edited Feb 27 at 10:21
Kurt
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Daniel BöckenhoffDaniel Böckenhoff
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asked Feb 27 at 9:05
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Well, I guess you do not want to hear this, but the answer is: No, it is not possible.
The reason for this is, that you are for example using command section in your thesis, but package koma-moderncvclassic also wants to use it and redefined it to get the colored line in front of the section header.
So you can only have the section defined in your thesis or in the package, but not both together.
There are only two possibilitys for you I can see:
- Use package
pdfpages(see documentation withtexdoc pdfpagesin your terminal/console) to include the cv into your thesis or - Copy package
koma-moderncvclassic.stytomykoma-moderncvclassic.styand rework all used commands in it conflicting with commands with the same name in your thesis likesectiontomysectionetc. Do not forget that the cv also uses a commandmaketitle. If you want to use a bibliography in your cv you have the next problem using two bibliographys in your combined document. Last not least packagekoma-moderncvclassic.stydoes not rebuild all possibilities you have in classmoderncv. Depending on your current cv you have to recreate the missing commands for packagemykoma-moderncvclassic.sty.
To be honest it is not worth the work you will have with this!
Conclusion:
The only real way to add an cv build with moderncv class into your thesis is to use point 1 (pdfpages).
answered Feb 27 at 10:07
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Well, I guess you do not want to hear this, but the answer is: No, it is not possible.
The reason for this is, that you are for example using command section in your thesis, but package koma-moderncvclassic also wants to use it and redefined it to get the colored line in front of the section header.
So you can only have the section defined in your thesis or in the package, but not both together.
There are only two possibilitys for you I can see:
- Use package
pdfpages(see documentation withtexdoc pdfpagesin your terminal/console) to include the cv into your thesis or - Copy package
koma-moderncvclassic.stytomykoma-moderncvclassic.styand rework all used commands in it conflicting with commands with the same name in your thesis likesectiontomysectionetc. Do not forget that the cv also uses a commandmaketitle. If you want to use a bibliography in your cv you have the next problem using two bibliographys in your combined document. Last not least packagekoma-moderncvclassic.stydoes not rebuild all possibilities you have in classmoderncv. Depending on your current cv you have to recreate the missing commands for packagemykoma-moderncvclassic.sty.
To be honest it is not worth the work you will have with this!
Conclusion:
The only real way to add an cv build with moderncv class into your thesis is to use point 1 (pdfpages).
answered Feb 27 at 10:07
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Well, I guess you do not want to hear this, but the answer is: No, it is not possible.
The reason for this is, that you are for example using command section in your thesis, but package koma-moderncvclassic also wants to use it and redefined it to get the colored line in front of the section header.
So you can only have the section defined in your thesis or in the package, but not both together.
There are only two possibilitys for you I can see:
- Use package
pdfpages(see documentation withtexdoc pdfpagesin your terminal/console) to include the cv into your thesis or - Copy package
koma-moderncvclassic.stytomykoma-moderncvclassic.styand rework all used commands in it conflicting with commands with the same name in your thesis likesectiontomysectionetc. Do not forget that the cv also uses a commandmaketitle. If you want to use a bibliography in your cv you have the next problem using two bibliographys in your combined document. Last not least packagekoma-moderncvclassic.stydoes not rebuild all possibilities you have in classmoderncv. Depending on your current cv you have to recreate the missing commands for packagemykoma-moderncvclassic.sty.
To be honest it is not worth the work you will have with this!
Conclusion:
The only real way to add an cv build with moderncv class into your thesis is to use point 1 (pdfpages).
answered Feb 27 at 10:07
KurtKurt
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Well, I guess you do not want to hear this, but the answer is: No, it is not possible.
The reason for this is, that you are for example using command section in your thesis, but package koma-moderncvclassic also wants to use it and redefined it to get the colored line in front of the section header.
So you can only have the section defined in your thesis or in the package, but not both together.
There are only two possibilitys for you I can see:
- Use package
pdfpages(see documentation withtexdoc pdfpagesin your terminal/console) to include the cv into your thesis or - Copy package
koma-moderncvclassic.stytomykoma-moderncvclassic.styand rework all used commands in it conflicting with commands with the same name in your thesis likesectiontomysectionetc. Do not forget that the cv also uses a commandmaketitle. If you want to use a bibliography in your cv you have the next problem using two bibliographys in your combined document. Last not least packagekoma-moderncvclassic.stydoes not rebuild all possibilities you have in classmoderncv. Depending on your current cv you have to recreate the missing commands for packagemykoma-moderncvclassic.sty.
To be honest it is not worth the work you will have with this!
Conclusion:
The only real way to add an cv build with moderncv class into your thesis is to use point 1 (pdfpages).
answered Feb 27 at 10:07
KurtKurt
38.6k849162
Well, I guess you do not want to hear this, but the answer is: No, it is not possible.
The reason for this is, that you are for example using command section in your thesis, but package koma-moderncvclassic also wants to use it and redefined it to get the colored line in front of the section header.
So you can only have the section defined in your thesis or in the package, but not both together.
There are only two possibilitys for you I can see:
- Use package
pdfpages(see documentation withtexdoc pdfpagesin your terminal/console) to include the cv into your thesis or - Copy package
koma-moderncvclassic.stytomykoma-moderncvclassic.styand rework all used commands in it conflicting with commands with the same name in your thesis likesectiontomysectionetc. Do not forget that the cv also uses a commandmaketitle. If you want to use a bibliography in your cv you have the next problem using two bibliographys in your combined document. Last not least packagekoma-moderncvclassic.stydoes not rebuild all possibilities you have in classmoderncv. Depending on your current cv you have to recreate the missing commands for packagemykoma-moderncvclassic.sty.
To be honest it is not worth the work you will have with this!
Conclusion:
The only real way to add an cv build with moderncv class into your thesis is to use point 1 (pdfpages).
answered Feb 27 at 10:07
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