\twocolitem{style}{Optional dialog box or panel window style.}
\twocolitem{title}{The title of the dialog box (unused if a panel).}.
\twocolitem{modal}{Whether modal: 1 if modal, 0 if modeless, absent if a panel resource.}
-\twocolitem{use_dialog_units}{If 1, use dialog units (dependent on the dialog font size) for control sizes and positions.}
-\twocolitem{use_system_defaults}{If 1, override colours and fonts to use system settings instead.}
+\twocolitem{use\_dialog\_units}{If 1, use dialog units (dependent on the dialog font size) for control sizes and positions.}
+\twocolitem{use\_system\_defaults}{If 1, override colours and fonts to use system settings instead.}
\twocolitem{button\_font}{The font used for control buttons: a list comprising point size (integer),
family (string), font style (string), font weight (string) and underlining (0 or 1).}
\twocolitem{label\_font}{The font used for control labels: a list comprising point size (integer),
Note that the menu item identifier must be an integer if the resource is being
included as C++ code and then parsed on initialisation. Unfortunately,\rtfsp
-\verb$#$define substitution is not performed inside strings, and
+\#define substitution is not performed inside strings, and
therefore the program cannot know the mapping. However, if the .WXR file
is being loaded dynamically, wxWindows will attempt to replace string
-identifiers with \verb$#$defined integers, because it is able to parse
-the included \verb$#$defines.
+identifiers with \#defined integers, because it is able to parse
+the included \#defines.
\subsection{Bitmap resource format}
although .RC strings are limited to 255 characters.
\item Without a resource preprocessor, it is not possible to substitute integers
for identifiers (so menu identifiers have to be written as integers in the resource
-object, in addition to providing \verb$#$defines for application code convenience).
+object, in addition to providing \#defines for application code convenience).
\end{itemize}
\subsection{Compiling the resource system}