Translation Send Chatting

[JAXPLE]

Description

It translates the chat into a translated word, writes it, and transmits it.

Testing

https://youtu.be/WYA6jvYnnjE

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The recent changes to ChatTranslatorHack.java enhance the functionality by implementing the ChatOutputListener interface, introducing a new setting (CheckboxSetting) for sending translated messages to the chat. Upon message sending (onSentMessage event), the logic now includes sending translated messages, making interactions more dynamic and interactive.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/.../ChatTranslatorHack.java	Implemented ChatOutputListener, added CheckboxSetting for chat translation, and updated onSentMessage logic.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ChatTranslatorHack
    participant ChatOutputEvent
    participant ChatSystem

    User->>ChatSystem: Send raw message
    ChatSystem->>ChatTranslatorHack: Trigger onSentMessage event
    ChatTranslatorHack->>ChatTranslatorHack: Process translation logic
    ChatTranslatorHack->>ChatOutputEvent: Send translated message
    ChatOutputEvent->>ChatSystem: Display translated message
    ChatSystem->>User: Show translated message in chat

This sequence diagram outlines the new interaction flow when a user sends a chat message, demonstrating how the translated message is processed and displayed.

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[R3DZ00M]

Yay! can't wait for this to get added!

[Alexander01998]

Hey @JAXPLE!

Thanks for the PR, but unfortunately this approach of reversing the languages isn't going to work.

Google Translate has a special "auto detect" option that only works on the input language. That's why we have two different enums: FromLanguage and ToLanguage. Swapping the languages means it would end up trying to translate from English to Auto Detect by default, which it can't do because the output language can't be auto-detected.

I think we need a fundamentally different approach to make translating sent messages work in a way that's intuitive to the user and supports auto-detection correctly. I have some ideas for how that might work, but I'll be closing this PR for now.