/**
 * The body of a comic page (`:::page{…}` … `:::`, #555): a raw-body block
 * the block parser hands over whole, read here into panels and their
 * script. `:::strip` (a comic in the text flow) has the same body and will
 * reuse {@link parseComicFence}.
 *
 * ```md
 * :::page{split="30 [30 | 20 | *] / *" gutter=4mm}
 * ::panel{art=p1-wide}
 * caption: Lyon, 1943.
 * ana: Did you hear that?
 * ::panel{art=p1-door}
 * sfx{at="62% 40%" rotate=-8}: KRAK
 * :::
 * ```
 */
import type { ComicPageSource } from './types.js';
/** The fence names whose body is a comic. */
export declare const COMIC_FENCES: ReadonlySet<string>;
/** Whether a trimmed line opens a comic block (`:::page{…}`). */
export declare function isComicFence(trimmed: string, kind?: 'page' | 'strip'): boolean;
/**
 * Read a comic block whose fence line starts at `fenceStart` in `markdown`.
 * The body runs to the first bare `:::` line (or to the end of the text,
 * `closed: false`). Returns undefined when the line at `fenceStart` is not a
 * comic fence. `end` is the offset just past the closing fence line (or the
 * text's end), where the next block starts.
 */
export declare function parseComicFence(markdown: string, fenceStart: number): {
    source: ComicPageSource;
    end: number;
} | undefined;
/** Every offset of a comic source mapped through `toOriginal` (the block
 *  parser reads a text with its index marks taken out, then maps every
 *  offset back to the original). Mutates `source`. */
export declare function remapComicSource(source: ComicPageSource, toOriginal: (offset: number) => number): void;
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