import { ElementRef } from '@angular/core'; import * as i0 from "@angular/core"; /** * Bind to the class / style attributes of the container of a cell template. * For class bindings use [ngridCellClass] and for style bindings use [ngridCellStyle]. * * This is like [ngClass] or [ngStyle] but not for the host of the directive but to it's parent. * * - [ngridCellClass] accepts the same type of values that [ngClass] does. * - [ngridCellStyle] accepts the same type of values that [ngStyle] does. * * ## Example * * We want to create a new cell type called "balance" that represents the balance of a bank account. * We also want to have different background color, green if the account balance if positive and red if it's negative. * * ```html *
{{ value }} *
* ``` * * The example above will work but the background will not fill the entire cell, only the `div` it is applied on. * This is because the container of the `div` has internal styling that apply padding (among other styles) to the cell. * * The container is controlled internally by ngrid, but you can access it's style / class attributes using this directive. * * ```html *
{{ value }} *
* ``` * * > Because style / class is applied on the parent and the parent can have multiple children it is possible to apply this directive * on multiple children, do not do this as it will have unexpected results. */ export declare class PblNgridCellStyling { private elRef; set style(value: { [key: string]: string; }); set klass(value: string | string[] | Set | { [klass: string]: any; }); private _styleDiffer; private _classDiffer; private _parent; private _lastStyle; private _lastClass; constructor(elRef: ElementRef); ngAfterViewInit(): void; ngDoCheck(): void; private updateParent; static ɵfac: i0.ɵɵFactoryDeclaration; static ɵdir: i0.ɵɵDirectiveDeclaration; }