Solved Comparing dye item names to color names

[Wynnevir]

I have this little skript here to just change the color of a wool block when dye is clicked on it.
It works well with just comparing the name of the held item to a corresponding color on the list, however I'm running into the issue of some dye items not having their color in their name or being two words for a color(ie: light blue) ooor not matching their skript counterpart (ie: grey vs gray).
Any ideas on how I could make these dye items work without adding 14 extra lines of code to reference each one specifically?

The items that do not fit are cocoa beans, ink sack, bone meal, lapis lazuli, light blue and grey and light grey.
Using an "if" statement per item would work, but it's a lot of extra lines, and I havn't been able to think of a better way to handle this if one exists

on rightclick with any dye:
    if event-block is any wool block:
        set {_tool} to "%player's tool%"
        set {_dye::*} to {_tool} split at " "
        add "green", "yellow", "red", "purple", "cyan", "pink", "lime", "magenta" and "orange" to {_colorlist::*}
        loop {_colorlist::*}:
            loop {_dye::*}:
                if loop-value-1 = loop-value-2:
                    set {_final} to "%loop-value-1% wool block"
                    set block at event-location to "%{_final}%" parsed as item
                    remove 1 of the player's tool from player

 

[Donut]

you can use data values for this

set data value of clicked block to 15 - data value of player's tool

you need to subtract the dye's data value from 15 because minecraft is dumb and decided to inverse the color data values for wool and dyes
https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Dye#Data_values
https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Wool#Data_values

this also could maybe get sortve screwed over by 1.13

 

[Wynnevir]

aaaah 1.13....crap.
Ty, though, that keeps it nice and simple in the mean time

 

[Donut]

this is what spigot says about them so it looks like they should somewhat work possibly

 

[Pikachu]

Here is the proper way to do it with skript-mirror

on right click on any wool block:
  set {_color} to try (color of player's tool).getWoolColor()
  {_color} is set
  set {_blockState} to (clicked block).getState()
  set {_blockData} to {_blockState}.getData()
  {_blockData}.setColor({_color});
  {_blockState}.update();

https://gfycat.com/BriefAshamedBassethound

 

[Wynnevir]

Here is the proper way to do it with skript-mirror

on right click on any wool block:
  set {_color} to try (color of player's tool).getWoolColor()
  {_color} is set
  set {_blockState} to (clicked block).getState()
  set {_blockData} to {_blockState}.getData()
  {_blockData}.setColor({_color});
  {_blockState}.update();

https://gfycat.com/BriefAshamedBassethound

I appreciate that, Java's been a bit of a slow pick up for me but I want to get it down at some point^-^