import { TClassProperties, TOriginX, TOriginY } from '../../typedefs';
import { XTextbox } from './XTextbox';
import { WidgetType } from './type/widget.type';
import { Point } from '../../Point';
import { WidgetTextInterface } from './type/widget.entity.text';
export declare const textboxDefaultValues: Partial<TClassProperties<XTextbox>>;
declare class Connector {
    connectorId: string;
    connectorType: string;
    point: Point;
}
export declare const XTextboxProps: Partial<TClassProperties<XTextbox>>;
/**
 * Textbox class, based on IText, allows the user to resize the text rectangle
 * and wraps lines automatically. Textboxes have their Y scaling locked, the
 * user can only change width. Height is adjusted automatically based on the
 * wrapping of lines.
 */
export declare class XText extends XTextbox implements WidgetTextInterface {
    /**
     * Minimum width of textbox, in pixels.
     * @type Number
     * @default
     */
    minWidth: number;
    tempTop: number;
    hasNoText: boolean;
    static objType: WidgetType;
    static type: WidgetType;
    /**
     * Minimum calculated width of a textbox, in pixels.
     * fixed to 2 so that an empty textbox cannot go to 0
     * and is still selectable without text.
     * @type Number
     * @default
     */
    dynamicMinWidth: number;
    oneLine: boolean;
    fromCopy: boolean;
    originX: TOriginX;
    originY: TOriginY;
    connectors: Connector[];
    /**
     * Use this boolean property in order to split strings that have no white space concept.
     * this is a cheap way to help with chinese/japanese
     * @type Boolean
     * @since 2.6.0
     */
    splitByGrapheme: boolean;
    static textLayoutProperties: string[];
    static ownDefaults: Record<string, any>;
    getObject(): Record<string, any>;
    static getDefaults(): {
        controls: {
            mr: import("../../..").Control;
            ml: import("../../..").Control;
        };
    };
    constructor(text: string, options: any);
}
export {};
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