import type { Doc, LedgerNode, TableColumn, TableRow, Text } from "./doc.js";
import { type ResolvedStyle } from "./paint-kit.js";
/**
 * Label–value pairs with each value starting at `valueStart`. A label that
 * leaves less than `gap` cells before it, or a value whose longest word cannot
 * fit beside it or that would get less than a short line, moves the value
 * below the label instead of splitting it. Unbounded output never moves a
 * value: a long label pushes its own value right instead.
 */
export declare const paintFields: (fields: ReadonlyArray<{
    readonly label: Text;
    readonly value: Text;
}>, style: ResolvedStyle, options: {
    readonly indent: number;
    readonly valueStart: number;
    readonly gap: number;
}) => ReadonlyArray<string>;
/**
 * A table sits behind the gutter: its header and unmarked rows leave the
 * gutter blank, and a row that needs attention puts its status mark there.
 * Stacked rows carry their mark on their first field.
 */
export declare const paintTable: (columns: ReadonlyArray<TableColumn>, rows: ReadonlyArray<TableRow>, style: ResolvedStyle, indent: number) => ReadonlyArray<string>;
/**
 * One ledger: a dim header line, one gutter-marked line per row, and a fold
 * line for each group of rows that repeat an outcome. Columns after the name
 * start at the value column, so a ledger, its fields, and its answers share
 * one lane.
 *
 * Under width pressure a ledger drops its `optional` columns and then stacks,
 * keeping each row's mark and name on one line with its remaining cells dim
 * beneath; it never drops a column whose value has nowhere else to appear.
 */
export declare const paintLedger: (node: LedgerNode, style: ResolvedStyle, indent: number, paintChildren: (doc: Doc, style: ResolvedStyle, mark: number, content: number) => ReadonlyArray<string>) => ReadonlyArray<string>;
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