"contains" doubt in hexadecimal color value?

Question

Hello, I have a small matrix of tiles, each one is a sprite
of a unique cast member that has an initial color assigned by a
movie script:
on setColorInitial me
--0000ff
sprite(1).color = color(#rgb 0,0,255)
hex0000ff = color (sprite(1).foreColor)
put hex0000ff.hexString()
--0033ff
sprite(2).color = color(#rgb 0,51,255)
hex0033ff = color (sprite(2).foreColor)
put hex0033ff.hexString()
--0066ff
sprite(3).color = color(#rgb 0,102,255)
hex0066ff = color (sprite(3).foreColor)
put hex0066ff.hexString()
--0099ff
sprite(4).color = color(#rgb 0,153,255)
hex0099ff = color (sprite(4).foreColor)
put hex0099ff.hexString()
--00ccff
sprite(5).color = color(#rgb 0,204,255)
hex00ccff = color (sprite(5).foreColor)
put hex00ccff.hexString()
--00ffff
sprite(6).color = color(#rgb 0,255,255)
hex00ffff = color (sprite(6).foreColor)
put hex00ffff.hexString()
end
Each tile is a button that when pressed it can change the
blend value of the other sprites. It sounds very easy, but the
problem is when I have a matrix of 100 tiles and each one is a
button! The blend occurrs in a predetermined way, that is to say if
tile "00ffff" is pressed then a predetermined amount of sprites
will remain with blend value 100 and all the others will change to
a blend value 20 for example.
Is there any way to use a "contains" that can predefine that
all the tiles that contains the hexadecimal color value "blablabla"
and "blablabla2" and "blablabla3" to change its blend value to 100
and all the others to change to 20. I know that "contains" works as
an operator in strings, but can I use it in this case, how?

Answer 1

1) First of all Swing related questions should be posted in the Swing forum
2) Quit creatting multiple postings on the same topic. You where already given an answer to this question in your other posting:
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=744785
and you never bother to thank the person for the suggestion.
If you don't fully understand the suggestion then post a follow-up question in the same posting so everybody knows what has already been suggested.
3) Use the [url http://forum.java.sun.com/help.jspa?sec=formatting]Code Formatting Tags when posting code so the code is readable. You should also use the "Preview" button to make sure your question is readable.
4) The same renderer is used by all cells, so of course it would be the same color for all cells. If you want different cells to be different colors then you need do add some condifions in the renderer to control when a cell should be a different color
5) You can always search the Swing forum for examples. Many have been posted.