Cannot retrieve key from NSUserDefaults about rubicon-objc HOT 2 CLOSED

As expected, I was doing something wrong, but not in rubicon-objc at least. It turns out that the key is set only when the Dark mode is enabled, and unset when the usual Light mode is enabled.

Repeating the test with pyobjc did not show the key either, so I figured out the problem. Setting the theme back to Dark and running rubicon-objc again correctly gives:

>>> NSUserDefaults.standardUserDefaults.stringForKey('AppleInterfaceStyle') <rubicon.objc.collections.ObjCStrInstance 0x10ffce198: NSTaggedPointerString at 0x5d9715df945086a3: Dark>

Thanks for your help.

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Interesting. I haven't updated to macOS 10.14 yet, so I can't test this specific key, but I can look up other system defaults:

>>> NSUserDefaults.standardUserDefaults.stringForKey("AppleMeasurementUnits")
<rubicon.objc.collections.ObjCStrInstance 0x110073240: __NSCFString at 0x7faa9c0c6820: Centimeters>

Do other defaults keys work for you with Rubicon, or are all of them broken? If you look at NSUserDefaults.standardUserDefaults.dictionaryRepresentation() using Rubicon, do you see the AppleInterfaceStyle key in that dictionary?

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