I am coming from Java and Python, and am having difficulty understanding how object-oriented code works in Racket.
Given
(define food% (class object% (super-new) (init-field name) (field (edible? #t)) (init-field healthy?) (init-field tasty?) ) )
define a superclass fruit% of food% which always has the healthy? value of #t, and which doesn't require one to set the healthy? field when defining a new fruit.
In racket/gui, define a super-class of button% called text-input-button% which has two new fields, output (ideally of type text-field%) and text (ideally a string), and whose callback field has as its value a function which appends the value of the text field to the current contents of the value of the output field. Practically, the buttons would input characters into the text-field specified.
I think if I can see these two examples, a large amount of my confusion will be resolved. That being said, I am looking for the 'proper' or textbook means of doing this, rather than some round-about trick using set!, unless that is all the proper method boils down to.