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Java IDE with VIM integration for someone from C / C ++

I am an experienced C / C ++ programmer getting in Java and looking for a good IDE with VIM or VIM plugin integration that will allow me to use the same key mappings for things like editing, Cscope and omnicompletion functionality. I mean, any built-in functions provided by the IDE can be mapped to equivalent vim key bindings. It should work on both Windows and Linux. I don't care if I have to pay for the IDE and the plugin if they satisfy my needs.

The very last question I addressed here on SO is older than a year, and I’m sure that the “current state” has changed since then.

I want to hear from people with real hands about experience with these IDEs and VIM plugins.

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Why not just use VIM?

You know exactly what it can do, and how it can be expanded, and it looks like you want it anyway.

You will not be satisfied with any emulation, as it will be short-lived, and with your current thinking you will not like to study the new editor. This, however, is what I recommend you. What the modern Java IDE can do is miles above what VIM can do, because they know your source closely. You will get the most out of your IDE if you use your default configuration, and I don't know any that want to look like vi / vim.

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