That would be the world backward: it's like when IntelliJ or Eclipse do offer Emacs shortcuts (Emacs shortcuts being the stupidest things ever invented --and th

That would be the world backward: it's like when IntelliJ or Eclipse do offer Emacs shortcuts (Emacs shortcuts being the stupidest things ever invented --and this comes as a long time Emacs user), completely missing the point. BUT there's light at the end of the tunnel: there's eclim (eclim.org), which allows you to use vim (the real one) as the text editor for Eclipse. Or if you want you can run Eclipse in headless mode and then have vim transparently contact the (local) eclim server and suggest you, right in your vim, the autocompletion hints from Eclipse etc.