/**
 * The token shapes the parser's families read: operator precedence and the
 * comparison chain, the kinds that may open a statement or sit at the top level
 * of a record literal, the kinds a type-argument list may contain, and the two
 * one-line questions asked of a token (may it name a declaration, and what did
 * the author actually write for a number).
 *
 * D114 R1c: these were module-level constants in `parser.ts`. They are pure
 * tables over `TokenKind`, and both `parser.ts` and its collaborators read
 * them, so they live where neither has to import the other.
 */
import type { ComparisonChainExpression } from "../ast.ts";
import { type Token, type TokenKind } from "../token.ts";
export declare const memberNameKinds: Set<TokenKind>;
export declare const statementStarterKinds: Set<TokenKind>;
export declare const statementStarterWords: Set<string>;
export declare const recordFieldLevelKinds: Set<TokenKind>;
export declare const typeArgumentTokenKinds: Set<TokenKind>;
export declare const binaryPrecedence: Partial<Record<TokenKind, number>>;
export declare const comparisonOperators: Partial<Record<TokenKind, ComparisonChainExpression["operators"][number]>>;
export declare function declarationNameAhead(kind: TokenKind, value: string): boolean;
export declare function writtenNumber(token: Token): string;
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