import { AnyMap } from "../types";
import { ErrorDescriptor } from "./errors-list";
export declare const ERROR_PREFIX = "ABLDR";
export declare class TealError extends Error {
    static isTealError(other: any): other is TealError;
    readonly errorDescriptor: ErrorDescriptor;
    readonly number: number;
    readonly parent?: Error;
    private readonly _isTealError;
    constructor(errorDescriptor: ErrorDescriptor, messageArguments?: AnyMap, parentError?: Error);
}
export declare class BuilderError extends Error {
    static isBuilderError(other: any): other is BuilderError;
    readonly errorDescriptor: ErrorDescriptor;
    readonly number: number;
    readonly parent?: Error;
    private readonly _isBuilderError;
    constructor(errorDescriptor: ErrorDescriptor, messageArguments?: AnyMap, parentError?: Error);
}
/**
 * This function applies error messages templates like this:
 *
 *  - Template is a string which contains a variable tags. A variable tag is a
 *    a variable name surrounded by %. Eg: %plugin1%
 *  - A variable name is a string of alphanumeric ascii characters.
 *  - Every variable tag is replaced by its value.
 *  - %% is replaced by %.
 *  - Values can't contain variable tags.
 *  - If a variable is not present in the template, but present in the values
 *    object, an error is thrown.
 *
 * @param template The template string.
 * @param values A map of variable names to their values.
 */
export declare function applyErrorMessageTemplate(template: string, values: {
    [templateVar: string]: any;
}): string;
/**
 * Replaces all the instances of [[toReplace]] by [[replacement]] in [[str]].
 */
export declare function replaceAll(str: string, toReplace: string, replacement: string): string;