James Allen jpallen

## foo.txt
Hello world 2

## cv1.tex
\documentclass{my_cv}

\begin{document}

\section{Education}
\subsection{University of Nowhere}

\section{Work}
\subsection{ABC Limited.}

## my_cv.cls
\LoadClass{article}

## my_cv2.cls
\NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e}
\ProvidesClass{my_cv}[2011/03/26 My custom CV class]

## my_cv3.cls
\RequirePackage{titlesec}

## my_cv4.cls
\titleformat{\section}         % Customise the \section command
  {\Large\scshape\raggedright} % Make the \section headers large (\Large),
                               % small capitals (\scshape) and left aligned (\raggedright)
  {}{0em}                      % Can be used to give a prefix to all sections, like 'Section ...'
  {}                           % Can be used to insert code before the heading
  [\titlerule]                 % Inserts a horizontal line after the heading

## my_cv5.cls
\titleformat{\subsection}
  {\large\scshape\raggedright}
  {}{0em}
  {}

## my_cv6.cls
\newcommand{\datedsection}[2]{%
  \section[#1]{#1 \hfill #2}%
}
\newcommand{\datedsubsection}[2]{%
  \subsection[#1]{#1 \hfill #2}%
}

## cv2.tex
\documentclass{my_cv}

\begin{document}

\section{Education}
\datedsubsection{University of Nowhere}{2004--2008}
I attended the University of Nowhere from 2004 to 2008.

\section{Work}
\datedsubsection{ABC Limited.}{2008--Now}

## gist:2762417
  // Finding and creating models
  // ===========================
  //
  // We might need to get a reference to a model from anywhere in our code
  // and we want to make sure that these references all point to the same model.
  // Otherwise updates to one copy of the model won't affect another.
  //
  // The methods here let you get models through a wrapper that will either
  // create the model if it doesn't exist anywhere, or return a reference to
  // the existing model. E.g.
	\documentclass{my_cv}

	\begin{document}

	\section{Education}
	\subsection{University of Nowhere}

	\section{Work}
	\subsection{ABC Limited.}
	\NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e}
	\ProvidesClass{my_cv}[2011/03/26 My custom CV class]
	\titleformat{\section} % Customise the \section command
	{\Large\scshape\raggedright} % Make the \section headers large (\Large),
	% small capitals (\scshape) and left aligned (\raggedright)
	{}{0em} % Can be used to give a prefix to all sections, like 'Section ...'
	{} % Can be used to insert code before the heading
	[\titlerule] % Inserts a horizontal line after the heading
	\titleformat{\subsection}
	{\large\scshape\raggedright}
	{}{0em}
	{}
	\newcommand{\datedsection}[2]{%
	\section[#1]{#1 \hfill #2}%
	}
	\newcommand{\datedsubsection}[2]{%
	\subsection[#1]{#1 \hfill #2}%
	}
	// Finding and creating models
	// ===========================
	//
	// We might need to get a reference to a model from anywhere in our code
	// and we want to make sure that these references all point to the same model.
	// Otherwise updates to one copy of the model won't affect another.
	//
	// The methods here let you get models through a wrapper that will either
	// create the model if it doesn't exist anywhere, or return a reference to
	// the existing model. E.g.