OT and AAT Coda Syntax Highlighting download

You can unzip the .mode files and put them into the folder ~/Library/Application Support/Coda/Modes/. After restarting Coda, syntax highlighting for OpenType and AAT code should work. Have fun!

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2012-04-06

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