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7. Which visual, depth and colormap do Shells inherit?
---------------------------------------------------------------------- The default value for these resources are set to CopyFromParent. This is interpreted as the DefaultColormapOfScreen(), DefaultDepthOfScreen() and the default visual of the screen if the widget has no parent -- i.e. it is an applicationShellWidgetClass and the root of your widget tree. If the parent of the widget is not null, then the shell copies colormap and depth from its parent and uses CopyFromParent as the visual.
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