From 2ec591d4b2b4dc11356b7bc5f261050b2c49fed9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Jedidiah Barber <contact@jedbarber.id.au>
Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2025 09:44:49 +1300
Subject: Fivesix now tests manual recursion using Conjunct as well as the
 Recurse subprogram

---
 test/fivesix.adb | 23 ++++++++++++++++++-----
 1 file changed, 18 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-)

diff --git a/test/fivesix.adb b/test/fivesix.adb
index a17cbb1..5876c44 100644
--- a/test/fivesix.adb
+++ b/test/fivesix.adb
@@ -23,7 +23,21 @@ procedure FiveSix is
     package InPrin is new InKomp.Pretty_Print (Integer'Image);
     use InPrin;
 
-    Fives, Sixes : World := Empty_World;
+
+    --  It is possible to create a recursion using functions like this...
+    function Fives
+           (This : in World)
+        return World
+    is
+        One, Two : World := This;
+    begin
+        One.Unify (One.Fresh, 5);
+        Two.Conjunct (Fives'Access);
+        return Disjunct (One, Two);
+    end Fives;
+
+
+    Sixes : World := Empty_World;
     Result : World;
 
 begin
@@ -33,14 +47,13 @@ begin
 
     TIO.New_Line;
 
-    Fives.Unify (Fives.Fresh, 5);
-    Fives.Recurse;
-
+    --  ...but it is a lot simpler and easier to create recursions this way instead.
     Sixes.Unify (Sixes.Fresh, 6);
     Sixes.Recurse;
 
-    Result := Disjunct (Fives, Sixes);
+    Result := Disjunct (Fives (Empty_World), Sixes);
 
+    --  Note how the States from Fives keep creating new Variables instead of looping.
     TIO.Put_Line (Image (Result.Take (5)));
 
 end FiveSix;
-- 
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