Using scrbook, I would like to generate several bibliographies with bibunits. Each time, I would like to control manually whether creating a new section or not, whether creating a title etc. In other words, I would like to prevent the putbib command to create any header whatsoever.
So far I only managed that (really without having a clue what I am doing here) by using etoolbox:
After each
\begin{bibunit}
I add
\makeatletter
\patchcmd{\thebibliography}{\bib@heading}{}{}{}
\makeatother
which seems to do the trick (but again, I really have no idea what I am doing).
My quesitons: Is this code reasonably sane? Or will it have horrible side effects that I am not aware of? Is there any better way to produce a bibliography without header?
(Sometimes people seem to set the title to \vspace-2ex or whatever, but this will not prevent a pagebreak in the cases the \section* command called by the bibliography creates one)
biblatex
, which allows for multiple bibliographies and very fine-grained control over when, where, and how bibliography headers appear. As for the consequences of your patch, I think you will also lose your 'marks' for the page headers/footers. Any further consequences would likely require looking atscrbook.cls
more carefully. – jon Nov 18 '16 at 22:43