original_docstring:  ext is a list of file extensions corresponding to the files we want
      to search. This will return a list of arguments that can be passed to `find`
      
docstring: ext is a list of file extensions corresponding to the files we want
  to search. This will return a list of arguments that can be passed to `find`
docstring_tokens: ext is a list of file extensions corresponding to the files we want to search . This will return a list of arguments that can be passed to ` find `
code: def build_find_args(exts):
      """ ext is a list of file extensions corresponding to the files we want
      to search. This will return a list of arguments that can be passed to `find`
      """
      find_args = []
      for a_ext in exts:
          # -o for "or"
          find_args.extend(['-o', '-iname'])
          find_args.append('{0}'.format(a_ext))
  
      # replace first '-o' with '( for grouping matches
      find_args[0] = '('
      # append parens for grouping negation
      find_args.extend([')', '('])
  
      # Add prune files
      for match_type in PRUNE:
          for aprune in PRUNE[match_type]:
              find_args.append('-not')
              find_args.append('-'+match_type)
              find_args.append('{0}'.format(aprune))
  
      find_args.append(')')
      return find_args
code_tokens: def build_find_args ( exts ) : find_args = [ ] for a_ext in exts : find_args . extend ( [ '-o' , '-iname' ] ) find_args . append ( '{0}' . format ( a_ext ) ) find_args [ 0 ] = '(' find_args . extend ( [ ')' , '(' ] ) for match_type in PRUNE : for aprune in PRUNE [ match_type ] : find_args . append ( '-not' ) find_args . append ( '-' + match_type ) find_args . append ( '{0}' . format ( aprune ) ) find_args . append ( ')' ) return find_args
short_docstring: ext is a list of file extensions corresponding to the files we want
  to search.
short_docstring_tokens: ext is a list of file extensions corresponding to the files we want to search .
comment: """ ext is a list of file extensions corresponding to the files we want
      to search. This will return a list of arguments that can be passed to `find`
      """$SEP$# -o for "or"$SEP$# replace first '-o' with '( for grouping matches$SEP$# append parens for grouping negation$SEP$# Add prune files