/**
 * less's lesskey action NAMES against the numeric codes a compiled file
 * carries - `lesskey_parse.c`'s cmdnames/editnames tables resolved
 * through `cmd.h`.
 *
 * The pager itself never needs this: reading a binding only has to
 * reach an action, which `ACTION_CODES` already does. WRITING one
 * does, because the byte in the file is less's code and nothing else,
 * and so does rendering a binary back as source. Both directions live
 * here so they cannot drift apart.
 *
 * GENERATED from the vendored less/ source (707x) by
 * `tools/gen-lesskey-codes.py`. Regenerate rather than edit.
 */
/** A_EXTRA: OR'd into the action byte when an extra string follows. */
export declare const A_EXTRA = 128;
/** EV_OK: the #env section's action byte, always with A_EXTRA. */
export declare const EV_OK = 1;
/** #command action names, like less's cmdnames[]. */
export declare const COMMAND_CODES: Record<string, number>;
/** #line-edit action names, like less's editnames[]. */
export declare const EDIT_ACTION_CODES: Record<string, number>;
/**
 * A code back to ONE name, for rendering a binary as source.
 *
 * less lets several names share a code - "end" and "goto-end" are both
 * A_GOEND - so this keeps the first less lists, which is also the first
 * alphabetically. Any of them compiles back to the same byte.
 */
export declare const COMMAND_NAMES: Record<number, string>;
/** The same, for the #line-edit section. */
export declare const EDIT_ACTION_NAMES: Record<number, string>;
/**
 * SK_SPECIAL_KEY, the byte that opens a special-key blob in a compiled
 * file: CONTROL('K'). A literal ^K in a key sequence is stored as the
 * SK_CONTROL_K blob instead, so that this byte always means "blob".
 */
export declare const SK_SPECIAL_KEY = 11;
/** SK_CONTROL_K: how a literal ^K is stored. */
export declare const SK_CONTROL_K = 40;
/**
 * Every \k form and the SK_* code it compiles to, out of less's tstr.
 *
 * A compiled file stores the blob `SK_SPECIAL_KEY <code> 6 1 1 1`, not
 * a terminal sequence - the reader expands it through terminfo when it
 * loads. Which is why this is a different table from the pager's own
 * \k handling, and a superset of it: the keypad forms have no
 * capability to resolve to, but they still compile.
 */
export declare const SPECIAL_KEY_CODES: Record<string, number>;
/**
 * less's built-in bindings, written out as lesskey source.
 *
 * --edit-lesskey opens this when a session has no lesskey of any kind,
 * so the editor holds what the keys ALREADY do rather than an empty
 * file - every binding is there to be changed or deleted, and the
 * shape of the syntax comes with it.
 *
 * It is less's own cmdtable/edittable (decode.c), not a description of
 * them: compile it and you get the defaults back. The two paste
 * markers appear commented out, because A_START_PASTE and A_END_PASTE
 * have no lesskey name to write.
 */
export declare const DEFAULT_KEYMAP: string[];