ydotool input method fails: --key-delay receives float instead of integer

[RasmusGodske]

Description

When using ydotool as the input method on Wayland, transcription fails because the --key-delay argument receives a float value (e.g., 5.0) instead of an integer, which ydotool rejects.

Error Message

ydotool: type: error: the argument ('5.0') for option '--key-delay' is invalid

Root Cause

(Suggested by ClaudeCode and not manually verified or tested)

In src/input_simulation.py, line 95:

str(interval * 1000),

When writing_key_press_delay is 0.005, this produces "5.0" (a float string) instead of "5" (an integer string).

Suggested Fix

(Suggested by ClaudeCode and not manually verified or tested)

Change line 95 in src/input_simulation.py from:
str(interval * 1000),
to:
str(int(interval * 1000)),

Workaround

Set writing_key_press_delay to 0 in the config, which produces an integer.

Environment

• OS: Ubuntu 24.04 (Wayland/GNOME)
• Python: 3.11
• ydotool version: (from apt)
• WhisperWriter: latest from main branch