This was a concern for earlier versions of easyC slow coding by being stuck in drag and drop mode. But, with Pro you can click on the project tab and create your own C and H files that you can type your own code in just like any other IDE. Plus you can drag blocks into the C code to help with formating of the WPILIB functions.
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Originally Posted by Alan Anderson
Based on my experience with easyC during the past week and a half: You can create code quickly using easyC, but if you're even halfway proficient using a keyboard you can modify existing code faster without it.
It takes a very, very long time to make a simple change to a bunch of similar chunks of code in easyC. In a text editor, a find/replace is often sufficient, and when it isn't, moving a cursor and typing a few characters is a lot faster than mousing and clicking and mousing and clicking and typing and mousing and clicking for every line to be changed.
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