@raggedright: Ragged Right Text ¶The @raggedright fills text as usual, but the text is only
justified on the left; the right margin is ragged. The command is
written on a line of its own, without braces. The
@raggedright command is ended by @end raggedright on a
line of its own. This command only has an effect in output
formats where text is justified on the left, but
not in output formats where text is always set ragged right, such as
Info or HTML.
The @raggedright command can be useful with paragraphs
containing lists of commands with long names, when it is known in
advance that justifying the text on both margins will make the
paragraph look bad.
An example (from elsewhere in this manual):
@raggedright
Commands for double and single angle quotation marks:
@code{@@guillemetleft@{@}}, @code{@@guillemetright@{@}},
@code{@@guillemotleft@{@}}, @code{@@guillemotright@{@}},
@code{@@guilsinglleft@{@}}, @code{@@guilsinglright@{@}}.
@end raggedright
produces
Commands for double and single angle quotation marks:
@guillemetleft{}, @guillemetright{},
@guillemotleft{}, @guillemotright{},
@guilsinglleft{}, @guilsinglright{}.