I meant it as a question. My normal response to people who want me to use an IDE is to ask what it does that vim does not do, and so far I have found that thes

I meant it as a question. My normal response to people who want me to use an IDE is to ask what it does that vim does not do, and so far I have found that these two IDEs do these two things (at least, for Scala and Java. I would not expect any IDE to do correct refactoring of Python) that I have not yet made vim do. I'm particularly interested in this right now because I've just moved from a C++ project to a Scala project, which meant moving from vim to an IDE.