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Where should I copy the files for programming languages and highlighting definitions?

I found additional files that allow to use new programming languages in XCode, and to highlight the code written in such programming languages.
Where should I install those files? I do remember that there is a particular directory where such files (and templates) should be copied, but I keep to forget which directory is.

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Specification files (file type definition, language definition, and build rules files) are copied:

  • with Xcode 2.x, in ~/Library/Application Support/Apple/Developer Tools/Specifications/
  • with Xcode 3.x, in ~/Library/Application Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Specifications/
kiamlaluno  2010-08-21 10:29:30

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