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Yes, I see that as well. But, on my screen, alternating blocks are slightly shaded. When I look at the xml link, I see "readmore" tags around the "code" tags for the 1st segment. My guess is that the readmores create the 4 separate "downloads". The OP would have to answer why the readmores were used this way.

You can choose which blocks to download with the "Select" link at the bottom of the node.

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Re^2: Single code block split into multiple sequential code blocks.
by BrowserUk (Patriarch) on Oct 30, 2014 at 20:29 UTC
    on my screen, alternating blocks are slightly shaded. When I look at the xml link, I see "readmore" tags around the "code" tags for the 1st segment.

    Yes. That's exactly what I see.

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