import type { GridConfirmPayload, GridProps, GridRangeSelection, GridRowData, GridRowMeta } from '../../types';
export type SpreadsheetRangeCopy<TDataModel extends GridRowData> = (rangeSelection: GridRangeSelection<TDataModel>, data: {
    rowIds: TDataModel['id'][];
    columnIds: string[];
}, e: React.ClipboardEvent) => void;
export type SpreadsheetGridPastedCell = {
    value: unknown;
    colSpan?: number;
};
export type SpreadsheetGridProps<TDataModel extends GridRowData = any, TMetaModel extends GridRowMeta<TDataModel> = any> = Omit<GridProps<TDataModel, TMetaModel>, 'selectionMode' | 'selection' | 'onSelectionChange'> & {
    /**
     * By default range selection is managed internally, but it can be controlled by providing the current
     * selection via this property.
     */
    rangeSelection?: GridRangeSelection<TDataModel> | null;
    /**
     * When range selection changes, this callback will be invoked with the new range selection. It also
     * provides the ordered list of row and column IDs included in the selection.
     */
    onRangeSelectionChange?: (rangeSelection: GridRangeSelection<TDataModel> | null, data: {
        rowIds: TDataModel['id'][];
        columnIds: string[];
    }) => void;
    /**
     * Callback invoked during a copy operation. By default, copying a range will place the labels of the cells
     * on the clipboard. You can optionally set it to copy the values instead, or provide a custom handler to take
     * complete control over the copy operation.
     */
    onRangeCopy?: 'labels' | 'values' | SpreadsheetRangeCopy<TDataModel>;
    /**
     * Callback that functions the same as `onCellChange`, but is invoked with all changes at once after a bulk edit operation
     * like paste or (future) fill handle is complete. The payloads are grouped by row ID.
     */
    onBulkCellChange?: (payload: Map<TDataModel['id'], GridConfirmPayload<TDataModel>[]>) => boolean | void;
};
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