findfile_path
Find the first instance of a file on a path of directories, with possible file extensions.
findfile_path (fname, path, exts = None)
fname can be either a string or Path object, or an iterable of strings or Path objects. The first matching file in the first directory on path (a list of string or Path objects) with the first extension (exts – an optional list of strings) is returned, else None.
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