declare const LionFieldset_base: typeof LitElement & import("@open-wc/dedupe-mixin").Constructor & Pick & import("@open-wc/dedupe-mixin").Constructor & Pick & import("@open-wc/dedupe-mixin").Constructor & Pick & import("@open-wc/dedupe-mixin").Constructor & Pick & import("@open-wc/dedupe-mixin").Constructor & Pick & import("@open-wc/dedupe-mixin").Constructor & Pick & Pick; /** * LionFieldset is basically a 'sub form' and can have its own nested sub forms. * It mimics the native
element in this sense, but has all the functionality of * a FormControl (advanced styling, validation, interaction states etc.) Also see * FormGroupMixin it depends on. * * LionFieldset enables the '_isFormOrFieldset' flag in FormRegistrarMixin. This makes .formElements * act not only as an array, but also as an object (see FormRegistarMixin for more information). * As a bonus, It can also group children having names ending with '[]'. * * Above will be helpful for both forms and sub forms, which can contain sub forms as children * as well and allow for a nested form structure. * Contrary, other form groups (choice groups like radio-group, checkbox-group and (multi)select) * don't: they should be considered 'end nodes' or 'leaves' of the form and their children/formElements * cannot be accessed individually via object keys. * * @customElement lion-fieldset */ export class LionFieldset extends LionFieldset_base { } import { LitElement } from "lit"; export {}; //# sourceMappingURL=LionFieldset.d.ts.map