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SUBROUTINE GRFFI (Y1,Y,Y2, N, PL2) C$ (Function Of Integers) C$ Plot a graph in rectangular coordinates, by connecting C$ successive data points by straight lines. The points C$ defining the graph are taken from an array of Y-values. C$ The X-values are integers, lying between 1 and N. The C$ respective scales are indicated by the values to be C$ assigned to the margins of the graph. C$ C$ Ordinarily the margins would be given rounded values C$ slightly larger than the extreme data values. However, the C$ graph may be centered in various ways by assigning the C$ Y-margins considerably larger values. Likewise excerpts C$ from the graph may be chosen by giving the Y-margins lesser C$ values than the extremes. C$ C$ The X-range cannot be altered, the margins being fixed at 1 C$ and N. However, the subroutine can be called using a C$ subarray of Y(*) as its argument, or Y(*) could be embedded C$ in a larger array using an equivalence. On the other hand, C$ GRFRG should probably be used when it is not satisfactory C$ to graph the array as it stands. The arguments are: C$ C$ Y1..........Y lower limit C$ Y(N)........Array of Y values C$ Y2..........Y upper limit C$ N...........Number of points C$ PL2.........Pen movement subroutine, perhaps PL2CA C$ (31-JAN-82)