Boyd Fletcher pisze:
BTW, the language a user is speaking is identified by the XML:Lang attribute to the presence or message packet which unfortunately major clients to not send.
It's not easy to send xml:lang that always provides accurate information. Yes, we can guess the language by looking at system locale, client's translation pack selected by user, active keyboard layout, etc, etc, but it still won't work automatically in all cases.
If I talk with one person in English and with other in Russian, a client could detect that different keyboard layouts and send different xml:lang attribute automatically. But if I talk in English and Polish, and all English characters are included in Polish layout, then the only way to detect this (without using AI, etc), would be asking the user to manually specify the language. And now think how many users will always set conversation language in every chat window..
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