the ticino context module is java library that adresses the grey-ness of meaning when programmers talk about context, collections and containers.
In ticino, a context is a container for objects of certain means.
The base class net.micwin.ticino.context.IContext only provides methods to find out how many elements are in it, how much it can take and when it starts to restructure.
To lookup elements you have to have an instance of type net.micwin.ticino.context.IReadableContext. Looking up an element that meets a specific criteria is as simple as writing a lambda that returns true or false.
If you want a Context to successively put elements into, you have to have an instance of type net.micwin.ticino.context.IModifyableContext.
Contexts where you can limit the element to a specific sort of common criteria have to implement the interface net.micwin.ticino.context.IValidatable.
Currently, there only is one type of context implementation - net.micwin.ticino.context.DefaultContext.
DefaultContext <String> lCtx = new DefaultContext<>(Arrays.asList("A","b","C")) ;
// find all capitals
DefaultContext lAllContainedCapitals = lCtx.lookup ((lElem)->{lElem.equals(lElem.toUpperCase()});
// find "A"
boolean lHasA = lCtx.lookup ((lElem) -> "A".equals(lElem) , 1).getCurrentCount ()== 1 ;