I was having a hard time drawing ensembles with lots of pars any other way, so I borrowed the bits from pst_from and figured we could make them more accessible via helpers. All tests passed locally, hopefully I didn't break anything!
coverage: 79.369% (+0.05%) from 79.322%
when pulling e421b55ee8b4e1d116cbfc9c02619a45508f1b13 on wkitlasten:ext_draw
into bfc55044e0be3980f14900b8429f39e5d543cedc on pypest:develop.
coverage: 79.374% (+0.05%) from 79.322%
when pulling 455124052322c6372a2911c9dc47d500ac9f4d6b on wkitlasten:ext_draw
into bfc55044e0be3980f14900b8429f39e5d543cedc on pypest:develop.
coverage: 79.362% (+0.04%) from 79.327%
when pulling 261cc9866e47b280e052f442c2e7caf78bdfb78e on wkitlasten:ext_draw
into c9cdb345e664e88106aa6ee0d7895887a829529d on pypest:develop.
I was having a hard time drawing ensembles with lots of pars any other way, so I borrowed the bits from pst_from and figured we could make them more accessible via helpers. All tests passed locally, hopefully I didn't break anything!