Jonas Baggett mailto:jonasb@tranquille.ch 6. Oktober 2016 um 13:38 Hello,
I am trying to use the resume module with the moderncv interface without any success so far. I have errors when I am trying to use any of the added commands like \setresumevalue or \cvline. Log file is attached.
Here is my context file (CV.tex) :
\usemodule[resume][interface=moderncv,style=casual]
\starttext
\setresumevalue{firstname} {John} \setresumevalue{familyname}{Doe}
\startresume
\cvline{A} {B}
\stopresume
\stoptext
I have compared the list of the installed files of an old version of the ubuntu context-modules package (http://packages.ubuntu.com/fr/precise/all/context-modules/filelist) with a recent one (http://packages.ubuntu.com/fr/xenial/all/context-modules/filelist) and it seems to me that the moderncv interface was removed in ConTeXt some time ago. Is it really the case ? Yes, the moderncv interface is gone (together with the alternative interfaces for the letter module) but you can see a different method below. If you really want a copy of the moderncv package for ConTeXt you should convert the LaTeX code to ConTeXt and make a separate module for it.
%%%% begin example \usemodule[resume] %\useresumestyle[casual-blue] \useresumestyle[classic-blue] \setupresumeoptions [bodyfont=calluna] \setupresume [firstname=John, familyname=Doe, title=Resumé title (optional),% classic style only quote=My quote,% casual style only image={\externalfigure[dummy][width=3cm,height=4cm]}] \setupresume [street={street and number}, town={postcode city}, mobile={+1(234)567890}, phone={+2(345)678901}, fax={+3(456)789012}, email={john@doe.org}, info={additional information}] \startresume \startresumesection[title={Knuth}] \startresumesubsection[title={Zapf}] \starttwocolumns \input ward \stoptwocolumns \stopresumesubsection \stopresumesection \page \startresumesection[title={Knuth}] \startresumesubsection[title={Zapf}] \starttwocolumns \input ward \stoptwocolumns \stopresumesubsection \stopresumesection \stopresume %%%% end example To add dates to entries you can use the lefttext key for the twocolumns environment, e.g. \starttwocolumns[lefttext=...] ... \stoptwocolumns Wolfgang