python, "a in b" keyword, how about multiple a's?
<p>My adventures in Python continue and my favorite books are silent again. Python offers a built-in way to test if a variable is inside an iterable object, using the 'in' keyword:</p>

<pre><code>if "a" in "abrakadabra" :
  print "it is definitely here"
</code></pre>

<p>But is it possible to test if more than one item is in the list (any one)?
Currently, I'm using the syntax below, but it is kinda long:</p>

<pre><code>if "// @in " in sTxt or "// @out " in sTxt or "// @ret " in sTxt or &lt;10 more&gt;
  print "found."
</code></pre>

<p>Of course regexes can help, but using regexes will take lots of verbose of code and will
not be as clear as "a in b". Are there any other Pythonic ways?</p>
