original_string: public function multiRange(array $keys, $operator, $value, $bool, $filter, array $params = []) {
          $subQuery = $this->orWhere($bool);
          foreach ($keys as $key) {
              $subQuery->range($key, $operator, $value, $bool, true, $params);
          }
          $subQuery->endSubQuery();
          return $this;
      }
code: public function multiRange(array $keys, $operator, $value, $bool, $filter, array $params = []) {
          $subQuery = $this->orWhere($bool);
          foreach ($keys as $key) {
              $subQuery->range($key, $operator, $value, $bool, true, $params);
          }
          $subQuery->endSubQuery();
          return $this;
      }
code_tokens: public function multiRange ( array $ keys , $ operator , $ value , $ bool , $ filter , array $ params = [ ] ) { $ subQuery = $ this -> orWhere ( $ bool ) ; foreach ( $ keys as $ key ) { $ subQuery -> range ( $ key , $ operator , $ value , $ bool , true , $ params ) ; } $ subQuery -> endSubQuery ( ) ; return $ this ; }
docstring: Creates multiple range queries joined by OR
  
  For each key in the keys, a new range query will be created
  
  @param array $keys keys to create a range query for each of them
  @param string|string[] $operator lt, gt, lte, gte. Can be an array of mixed lt,gt,lte,gte; and if so, it should match the number of elements in the $value array too.
  @param scalar|scalar[] $value the value for the range comparison. Should be an array of same element count if the $operator is also an array.
  @param string $bool must, should, or must_not
  @param boolean $filter to use the filter part instead of the query part
  @param array $params additional query parameters for the range query
  @return QueryBuilder|static|self
docstring_tokens: Creates multiple range queries joined by OR