code/modules/admin/verbs/SDQL2/SDQL_2_wrappers.dm

/proc/_pick_list	Allow me to explain for some reason, if pick() is passed arglist(args) directly and args contains only one list it considers it to be a list of lists this means something like _pick(list) would fail need to do this instead
/proc/_animate_filter	Auxtools REALLY doesn't know how to handle filters as values; when passed as arguments to auxtools-called procs, they aren't simply treated as nulls - they don't even count towards the length of args. For example, calling some_proc([a filter], foo, bar) from auxtools is equivalent to calling some_proc(foo, bar). Thus, we can't use _animate directly on filters. Use this to perform animation steps on a filter. Consecutive steps on the same filter can be achieved by calling _animate with no target.

/proc/_pick_list

Allow me to explain for some reason, if pick() is passed arglist(args) directly and args contains only one list it considers it to be a list of lists this means something like _pick(list) would fail need to do this instead

/proc/_animate_filter

Auxtools REALLY doesn't know how to handle filters as values; when passed as arguments to auxtools-called procs, they aren't simply treated as nulls - they don't even count towards the length of args. For example, calling some_proc([a filter], foo, bar) from auxtools is equivalent to calling some_proc(foo, bar). Thus, we can't use _animate directly on filters. Use this to perform animation steps on a filter. Consecutive steps on the same filter can be achieved by calling _animate with no target.