I have installed the Chinese language package, but the smart tips are still in English.
Hopefully, if a language package is installed, it will be called for display.

On OSX, rather than using ctrl-C (copy) or ctrl-V (paste) the standard is to use command-C/command-V, but neither of these bindings work within the app.

I'd suggest renaming CSharpDecompiler.DecompileWholeModuleAsSingleFile() to DecompileWholeModuleAsSingleSyntaxTree() as in my understanding it's not really doing anything with a single file. The documentation on the method reinforces this: "Decompiles the whole module into a single syntax tree.".

Am I missing something?

PyPy generates code a little bit differently so we should be starting off of PyPy-generated code when we verify.

Just like clicking on a function takes you to its definition, clicking on a struct reference like STR_4231 * pStruct = NULL; should take you to the definition of STR_4321

Yaourt is dangerous, as it executes the PKGBUILD instead of letting the user view it before executing. Pacaur should be used instead.

References:
Arch Wiki
Reddit explanation

We currently hardcode the <!-- kv3 header format. I changed it to output the correct guid, but it will still output generic instead of stuff like vpcf19

In addition to the implementation of r2ghidra.verbose. First, I think it should be disabled by default. It's too verbose and the user can't do anything about most of these warnings.

And in a more general saying -
If the warnings are for the devs (e.g "should be fixed") then ONLY devs should see them by enabling DEV configurations from their .rc file

Users are scared the hell from warning

ldursw x8, [var_84h]
sturb w10, [x29, -0x88]
ldaxr w20, [x8]
stlxr w10, w9, [x8]
ins v1.d[0], x9

Currently, we have the ability to mark nodes as either a scalar (not an address) or a reference (pointer/reference). We'd like to take this a step further and be able to assign primitive (C like) types for nodes to make the IR more expressive.

Currently, decompilation of Windows executables produces unreadable and/or semantically wrong output because the signatures for most of the Windows API functions are missing. We should add signatures for at least the most commonly used ones.

Currently, creating a new script and/or adding variables through the GUI is a thousand-step process that could really see some improvement.

Adding a Variable

First of all, the most critical issue - creating an UndertaleVariable through the context menu is currently not possible due to them not being an UndertaleNamedResource (so when the editor tries to read the name of the newly created vari

Those that don't need it, that is. Which are basically all of the clang::RecursiveASTVisitor derived classes in rellic/AST/.