Is there documentation about how Rhombus values are represented when exported to Racket, and vice versa? (It may be that the correct answer here is to read the source, which I would be okay to hear.)
The context is that I'm writing some code in Rhombus (because I am giving a talk to some Python people and trying to have my cake and eat it too). It's been a very enjoyable experience, in large part I think because of the ever-excellent documentation.
I'm exporting some things from Rhombus to make use of on the Racket side (largely to draw trees and make plots) and sometimes vice versa. I can see clearly how to make use of, say, atomic values and parilists, but I'm less clear about how classes, for example, end up in Racket. (Well, they're structs, I think, but I'm not sure what happens to the names of the properties.)
It's not critical -- I'm getting on just fine so far -- but if there were something written down I would love to read it.