Thanks for all the replies.

I may give it another go - I do quite a bit of development in Eclipse=20
(Android, ARM, etc) and Visual Studio so I am pretty used to the=20
powerful features that are present in such tools. MPLAB is beginning to=20
feel more and more dated in this regard, though I kinda like it anyway=20
as it's solid and "no fuss".
I guess it's a case of what you are used to, but based on the replies,=20
and since MPLABX is based around Eclipse, plus the fact you can use the=20
same source for both MPLAB/MPLABX, I get the feeling it should be pretty=20
painless to get up to speed.

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