import { htmlSafe } from '@ember/template';
import { Column } from "../../index.js";
/**
 * The column actively being resized by the user.
 *
 * Note that during resizing, multiple columns are resized at once,
 * dependending on the boundaries of the resize events.
 *
 * The other columns being resized as a consequence of "this" column will not
 * be marked as isResizing, because this is a user-scoped question:
 *   "Is the user directly resizing this column?"
 */
declare const isResizing: (column: Column) => boolean;
/**
 * Does the column have room to shrink?
 */
declare const canShrink: (column: Column) => boolean | 0;
/**
 * Does the column have a resize handle?
 * The return value of this function can be determined by
 * - if resizing is enabled for the column
 *   - if resizing is enabled for the whole table
 *   - or if we're asking about the first column (resize handles may only be "between" columns)
 */
declare const hasResizeHandle: (column: Column) => boolean;
/**
 * In this plugin (by default), styles are only applied to the headers automatically.
 * in <Table> UIs, the header cells control the widths of all cells in that column.
 * There are other kinds of tabular-like markup that may want to grab the widths of columns,
 * because The Platform does not manage that automatically (like if divs and roles were used manually)
 *
 * This utility is meant to be applied to the `style` attribute of a particular td-like element.
 */
declare const styleStringFor: <DataType = unknown>(column: Column<DataType>) => ReturnType<typeof htmlSafe>;
export { isResizing, canShrink, hasResizeHandle, styleStringFor };