import type { MenuItem as MenuItemOriginal, Menu as MenuOriginal, MenuPositionDef as MenuPositionDefOriginal } from 'obsidian';
import { Component } from './Component.mjs';
import { MenuItem } from './MenuItem.mjs';
import { MenuSeparator } from './MenuSeparator.mjs';
/**
 * A section's submenu, as recorded by the bridged `Menu.setSectionSubmenu`.
 */
export interface SectionSubmenu__ {
    readonly icon: string;
    readonly title: string;
}
export declare class Menu extends Component {
    dom__: HTMLElement;
    items__: (MenuItem | MenuSeparator)[];
    sectionSubmenus__: Map<string, SectionSubmenu__>;
    /**
     * The added items, separators excluded.
     *
     * `items__` mirrors the real `Menu.items` and so holds both kinds. Nearly every reader wants only the
     * items — it is reading `title__` or `submenu__`, which a separator does not have — so this saves
     * narrowing at each read. Use `items__` when the separators themselves matter (asserting on their
     * positions, or on a count that has to match what Obsidian reports).
     */
    get menuItems__(): MenuItem[];
    private onHideCallback;
    protected constructor();
    static create2__(): Menu;
    static forEvent(_event: MouseEvent | PointerEvent): Menu;
    static fromOriginalType2__(value: MenuOriginal): Menu;
    addItem(callback: (item: MenuItemOriginal) => unknown): this;
    addSeparator(): this;
    asOriginalType2__(): MenuOriginal;
    close(): void;
    constructor2__(): void;
    hide(): this;
    onHide(callback: () => unknown): void;
    setNoIcon(): this;
    setParentElement(_el: HTMLElement): this;
    setUseNativeMenu(_useNativeMenu: boolean): this;
    showAtMouseEvent(_event: MouseEvent): this;
    showAtPosition(_position: MenuPositionDefOriginal, _doc?: Document): this;
}