Partition the Graphics Area for Tree Plots

DESCRIPTION:
Splits a graphics display into multiple screens for tree-specific functions that require more than one screen.

USAGE:
tree.screens(figs, screen.arg = 0, ...)

OPTIONAL ARGUMENTS:
figs:
a multiple figure vector like mfrow or mfcol, e.g, c(n,m), or an N by 4 matrix where N is the number of screens and each row specifies the position of a screen on the display; the first two columns specify the left and right coordinates (in the 0, 1, 0, 1 plane) for the screens, and the third and fourth columns the bottom and top coordinates.
screen.arg:
screen to split up. By default it carves up the current screen, which initially is the entire display (denoted as screen 0).

VALUE:
Called without arguments this function sets up a generic partition of the graphics area for the tree-specific functions that require more than one screen.

DETAILS:
See split.screen documentation for further details.

SEE ALSO:
burl.tree , plot.tree , split.screen , tree .

EXAMPLES:
tree.screens()
z.survey <- tree(market.survey, na.action = na.omit) # grow the tree
plot(z.survey)
burl.tree(z.survey)