/**
 * Shared property builders: RunProps → w:rPr and paragraph formatting → w:pPr
 * child maps, used by both the body emitters (run.ts / paragraph.ts) and the
 * styles-part emitter so direct formatting and style definitions can never
 * drift apart. All children are routed through the ordering tables.
 */
import type { ParagraphSpec, RunProps, StyleSpec, ThemeColorSlot } from '../types.js';
/** Paragraph-formatting subset shared by ParagraphSpec and StyleSpec.paragraph. */
export type ParagraphProps = Pick<ParagraphSpec, 'alignment' | 'spacing' | 'indent' | 'tabs' | 'pageBreakBefore' | 'keepNext' | 'keepLines'> & {
    styleId?: string;
};
/**
 * Build the ordered rPr children for a RunProps value. Returns null when no
 * property is set so callers can omit the rPr container entirely.
 *
 * Complex-script twins (bCs/iCs/szCs) and the full rFonts script coverage
 * (ascii + hAnsi + cs) are always emitted alongside their base properties so
 * all script ranges agree.
 *
 * @conformance ECMA-376 edition 5, Part 1 § 17.3.2.28
 */
export declare function buildRunPropsElement(doc: Document, props: RunProps, opts?: {
    themeColorValues?: ReadonlyMap<ThemeColorSlot, string>;
}): Element | null;
/**
 * Build the ordered pPr children for a paragraph-formatting subset. Returns
 * null when nothing is set. The optional extras hook lets phase-specific
 * callers add already-built children (e.g. a section break sectPr) that
 * still go through the same ordering discipline.
 *
 * @conformance ECMA-376 edition 5, Part 1 § 17.3.1.26
 */
export declare function buildParagraphPropsElement(doc: Document, props: ParagraphProps, extras?: ReadonlyMap<string, Element | Element[]>): Element | null;
/** Paragraph-formatting subset of a StyleSpec, normalized for the builder. */
export declare function styleParagraphProps(style: StyleSpec): ParagraphProps;
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