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My cocoa app has to change its behaviour when run in the new OS X "dark mode".

Is there a way to detect if OS X style is set to this mode?

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Don't think there's a cocoa way of detecting it yet, however you can use defaults read to check whether or not OSX is in dark mode.

defaults read -g AppleInterfaceStyle

Either returns Dark (dark mode) or returns domain pair does not exist.

EDIT:

As Ken Thomases said you can access .GlobalPreferences via NSUserDefaults, so

NSString *osxMode = [[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults] stringForKey:@"AppleInterfaceStyle"];

If osxMode is nil then it isn't in dark mode, but if osxMode is @"Dark" then it is in dark mode.


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