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XtCreateApplicationShell()			    XtCreateApplicationShell()

Name
  XtCreateApplicationShell - create an additional top-level widget.

Synopsis
  Widget  XtCreateApplicationShell(application_name,  widget_class, args,
  num_args)
	 String application_name; /*unused*/
	 WidgetClass widget_class;
	 ArgList args;
	 Cardinal num_args;

Inputs
  application_name
	    This argument is unused.

  widget_class
	    Specifies the widget class for the shell widget  to	 be  cre‐
	    ated.

  args	    Specifies  an  argument  list  to override any other resource
	    specifications.

  num_args  Specifies the number of elements in args.

Returns
  A newly created shell widget of class widget_class.

Availability
  Superseded by XtAppCreateShell().

Description
  XtCreateApplicationShell() creates and returns a shell widget of  class
  widget_class.	  The created widget has no parent-it is at the root of a
  widget tree and at the top of the resource name hierarchy.

  XtCreateApplicationShell() creates  the  widget  by  calling	XtAppCre‐
  ateShell()  passing a NULL application_name, the application_class that
  was passed to XtInitialize(), the display that was opened by XtInitial‐
  ize() and the widget_class, args, and num_args arguments.

Usage
  XtCreateApplicationShell()  has  been superseded by XtAppCreateShell(),
  which is substantially more flexible.	 You can continue to  use  XtCre‐
  ateApplicationShell()	 only  if  you	initialize  your application with
  XtInitialize().  We recommend that you use XtAppInitialize(), XtAppCre‐
  ateShell(),  and  the other XtApp*() application context specific func‐
  tions.

  See XtAppCreateShell() for more information.

See Also
  XtAppCreateShell(1).

Xt - Initialization				    XtCreateApplicationShell()

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