RubyMine shortcuts for vim addicts

I'm a long-time vim user, but I've been using RubyMine recently for work. While I'm getting better and better at keeping the force of habit "3yy j p :wq" kind of nonsense out of my code, I still crave the lazyfingered awesomeness. Still, I've found some neat shortcuts in RubyMine that almost make up for my stubborn vim withdrawals.

Find: RubyMine will find instances of a string in the current working file if you hit Ctrl-F, and will do a project-wide search if you hit Ctrl-Shift-F. I was particularly thrilled to discover Ctrl-Alt-B, which will search for the implementation of a method call, which is awesome, even if it doesn't work all the time...

Selecting: holding down control and hitting "." will select blocks of code, and subsequently hitting "." will work its way up the nesting tree selecting parents of parents. This is especially useful in Rspec, for selecting all contexts within a describe, or all examples in a context.

Yank/Put: If you select multiple lines (using shift + arrows, or home/end) you can then move those lines up and down through your code in a block by holding control+shift and using up and down arrows. If you're lucky, and RubyMine is smart enough, sometimes this will actually skip over whole blocks of code that are indented.

Collapse and Search: speaking of Rspec, it can also be handy to collapse an entire spec by hitting Ctrl + Shift + "-", and then find instances of a keyword, which will expand only the instances of that word as they are found, leaving irrelevant tests collapsed.

Running Tests: with your test open, you can press Ctrl-Shift-F11 to run all tests in a spec file. Or, pressing Alt-Shift-F11 will run only the current example (according to cursor location). If the Run window is open, Ctrl-4 will move your cursor to the Run window, and Ctrl-F5 will repeat the last test run.

Commenting out code: pressing Ctrl and "/" will comment out any currently selected lines, and will use the appropriate commenting convention according to the file extension.