import { type ButtonHTMLAttributes, type FC, type ReactNode } from 'react';
type ScrollButtonProps = Omit<ButtonHTMLAttributes<HTMLButtonElement>, 'color' | 'type' | 'children'>;
export type TableScrollHandlerLeftProps = ScrollButtonProps;
export type TableScrollHandlerRightProps = ScrollButtonProps;
/**
 * "Scroll left" control. All native button attributes (`data-analytics-id`,
 * `data-analytics-props`, `aria-*`, `id`, `ref`, any `data-*`) reach the
 * underlying `<button>`. Consumer `onClick` runs first; calling
 * `event.preventDefault()` skips the internal scroll. Must be a child of
 * `<TableScrollHandler>`.
 */
export declare const TableScrollHandlerLeft: FC<TableScrollHandlerLeftProps>;
/** "Scroll right" control. Same pass-through contract as `TableScrollHandlerLeft`. */
export declare const TableScrollHandlerRight: FC<TableScrollHandlerRightProps>;
export interface TableScrollHandlerProps {
    /**
     * Override the default controls — typically the exported
     * `TableScrollHandlerLeft` / `TableScrollHandlerRight` sub-components carrying
     * per-control analytics attributes. When omitted, both default controls
     * render.
     *
     * Render `<TableScrollHandler>` as a direct child of `<Table>` (like
     * `<TableActionBar>` / `<TableSettingsMenu>`). The DS portals it into the
     * scroll slot in the master column header and shows it only on horizontal
     * overflow — no column selection or manual positioning required.
     */
    children?: ReactNode;
}
export declare const TableScrollHandler: FC<TableScrollHandlerProps>;
export {};