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/**
 * Aztec Rune geometry.
 *
 * Aztec Rune is the 11x11, one-byte member of the Aztec family. Two 4-bit
 * data words and five 4-bit Reed-Solomon check words are XORed with the fixed
 * Aztec Rune mask and written clockwise on the outer data ring. The finder and
 * corner orientation marks are independent of the value.
 *
 * The constants below are derived from the public Aztec Code specification and
 * are kept separate from the general Aztec implementation so a normal Aztec
 * decoder can never accidentally treat an 11x11 Rune as a regular symbol.
 *
 * @module aztecrune/tables
 */
import { BitMatrix } from '../core/bit-matrix.js';
export declare const AZTEC_RUNE_SIZE = 11;
export declare const AZTEC_RUNE_DATA_BITS = 8;
export declare const AZTEC_RUNE_WORD_SIZE = 4;
export declare const AZTEC_RUNE_DATA_CODEWORDS = 2;
export declare const AZTEC_RUNE_ECC_CODEWORDS = 5;
export declare const AZTEC_RUNE_TOTAL_CODEWORDS: number;
export declare const AZTEC_RUNE_MASK = 10;
/**
 * Data-module coordinates in wire order: clockwise, starting at the top.
 * Every side contributes seven modules, for 28 bits in total.
 */
export declare const AZTEC_RUNE_DATA_POSITIONS: readonly (readonly number[])[];
/** @param {number} x @param {number} y @returns {boolean} */
export declare function isAztecRuneDataPosition(x: number, y: number): boolean;
/**
 * Return the value of a structural module. Data positions return `null`.
 * The bull's-eye has five square rings including its one-module centre; its
 * even-radius rings are dark. The four corner groups are the orientation marks
 * described by the Aztec Rune specification.
 *
 * @param {number} x @param {number} y
 * @returns {boolean|null}
 */
export declare function aztecRuneStructuralValue(x: number, y: number): boolean | null;
/** Build only the fixed finder/orientation structure. */
export declare function buildAztecRuneStructure(): BitMatrix;
/** Return the field used by Rune data/check words. */
export declare function aztecRuneField(): import("../core/galois-field.js").GaloisField;
/** Validate the fixed Rune contract and coordinate layout. */
export declare function validateAztecRuneTables(): string[];