looking for sweeter code to compare parts of a list

[buran]

that we the details of each type of test is away from the loop going through all the lines.

Not sure I understand that...
it exit the loop after first match, so not all test are performed.
I also was thinking that if you put the check in a separate function, it can make the code more clear and contained, although maybe a bit longer

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By the way - I see I have a mistake in the above code - the else is part of the if statement, but it should be part of the for loop (as was my intention). In the above code the count of skipped is wrong.

datadict = {}
options = [({4:'foo', 5:'bar', 9:'xyzzy', 10:'yzzyx', 14:'Skaperen'}, (1, 2, 3)),
           ({4:'bar', 5:'foo', 9:'yzzyx', 11:'xyzzy', 14:'Skaperen'}, (2, 1, 3))]
for line in sys.stdin:
    tokens = line.rstrip().split()
    for opt, get_tokens in options:
        if all(tokens[k] == value for k, value in opt.items()):
            processed += 1
            datadict[tokens[0]] = tuple((tokens[i] for i in get_tokens))
            break
    else:
        skipped += 1