Endflushright

Endflushright is a command used in certain typesetting systems, particularly LaTeX, to align text to the right margin. It is often employed within environments that allow for more granular control over text layout than standard paragraph formatting. The command effectively tells the typesetting engine to push the subsequent text block as far to the right as possible within its containing element.

This is distinct from standard paragraph alignment, which typically defaults to left-alignment or full justification. Endflushright is useful for situations where a small piece of text, such as a signature line, a date, or a specific note, needs to be precisely positioned at the end of a line or block. It can be used to create visual separation or to emphasize specific textual elements.

When using endflushright, it's important to consider the context. It generally applies to the content immediately following the command until a line break or the end of the environment. Care must be taken to ensure that its application does not lead to awkward spacing or interfere with the overall readability of the document. Its purpose is primarily for decorative or functional positioning rather than for structuring large blocks of text.