I am now creating a big LaTeX document (
BIG.tex) that comprises a collection of papers.Each one of the papers was a publication somewhere, in LaTeX (
publicationX.tex) as well, and had inside the common \bibliography{bibXFile}.Now, I want to include the documents inside this new bigger document.
So far, what I have achieved is that, by making a
\include{publicationX.tex} call wherever I want to include the publication, this is processed as part of the BIG document, not restarting the counters, arranging the Title in a different way, and so.However, I still have a small problem. If I leave the
\bibliography{bibXFile} as it is, in each publicationX, it will generate multiple Reference sections in the BIG document.I would like to have all the references printed only at the end of the BIG file.
One solution would be to remove all the
bibliography{bibXFile} for the publications I have, and adding all the bibXFile's at the end such as \bibliography{bibXFile, bibYFile, bibZFile, etc.}However, is there a way to feed the bibliography along a huge LaTex file and only print it at the end of the document?
Is there something like a
\addBibFile{bibXFile} so adds references to be printed only when I finally call a \printBibliography?I know this may not be clear at all, but I tried to express it short and understandable.
