I weaned myself off other editors by using vim for thought-intensive programming. When most of your time is spent trying to come up with efficient solutions to your problems, spending a little time learning more about vim isn't so bad... and can be a welcome distraction.

I still use editors like atom for web development where I go through frequent iteration cycles and make heavy use of the clipboard.

I used sublime for a bit, but I didn't like getting nagged. Right now I'm using some JetBrains products and Nano.

I sketch everything out into nano, then I pull it into CLion when it's ready to be cleaned, updated, iterated, and in general changed to become a "final" version.

The trick is to pay for it.

JetBrains products aren't free either...