rragged paragraph breaking style

[Patrick D.]

Hello,

I get the impression that the `rragged' paragraph
breaking style may be broken. In the example given
below, I do not see why several paragraphs are left
aligned, e.g. `one', `a', `9', `a_b', `!' . 

Is there something obvious that I am missing, as
`a_b' and `a_9' behave differently? If not, is
there a workaround for making the paragraph breaking
style behave as expected?

I am using Lout 3.30 on Windows 2000.


@SysInclude { doc }
@Doc @Text @Begin

@LP
rragged @Break {
@LP alpha beta
@LP one
@LP a9
@LP a
@LP a,
@LP 9
@LP 1984
@LP -9
@LP 9.2
@LP a b
@LP 9 8
@LP 9_8
@LP a_b
@LP a_
@LP 9_
@LP _a
@LP -a
@LP a_b c
@LP a_9
@LP -a_b
@LP a-b
@LP !
@LP a!
@LP _
@LP !_
@LP _!
@LP "~"
@LP .
@LP Thanks.
}
@End @Text



Greetings

--

Patrick D.