Checking one variable against a list

I have a list of people I want to perform a seperate action against. I store the list in @omit and seperate each name by a space (but I can change that if it helps). When it comes time to run the alias (something simple like 'reward *') it does the following:

bit = "@omit"
omit = Split(bit, " ")

For u = 0 to Ubound(omit)
if "%1"=(omit(u)) then
world.send "tell %1 you get NOTHING!"
else
world.send "tell %1 you get IT ALL!"
end if
Next


It looks like it should work, but it is checking against EVERY instance of the string instead of finding it once and moving on. I'd rather it checked once and then stopped...

I'm not terribly familiar with VBscript, but you should be able to use Exit For from within the loop.



However I question whether you really mean what this code is doing. You're going over the list, and for each one, you send "...IT ALL!" or "...NOTHING!" depending on if there's a match. What I think you meant is this:



I don't know how much this could be condensed or clarified. Still, I think it would work.

You nailed it. Thanks a ton!