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Tk_SetColorModel(3Tk)					 Tk_SetColorModel(3Tk)

NAME
     Tk_SetColorModel, Tk_GetColorModel - access color model for screen

SYNOPSIS
     #include <tk.h>

     Tk_SetColorModel(tkwin, model)

     Tk_ColorModel
     Tk_GetColorModel(tkwin)

ARGUMENTS
     Tk_Window	     tkwin   (in)      Token for window.

     Tk_ColorModel   model   (in)      New model to use for window's screen.

DESCRIPTION
     These procedures allow the color model for a screen to be read and
     written.  See the documentation for the tk colormodel command for details
     on the color model and how it is used.  Tk_SetColorModel sets the color
     model for the screen associated with tkwin to model.  Model must be
     either TK_COLOR or TK_MONO.  In contrast to the tk colormodel command,
     there are no restrictions on the value passed to Tk_SetColorModel (you
     can set the model to TK_COLOR even if the screen only has one bit plane).
     Tk_GetColorModel returns the current color model for the screen
     associated with tkwin.

KEYWORDS
     color model, screen

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