import type { ResolvedPageConfig } from './types.js';
/** One crop mark, in page px: a line on the prolongation of a trim edge,
 *  from its end nearer the trim (`x1`, `y1`) outwards (`x2`, `y2`). */
export interface CropMarkSegment {
    x1: number;
    y1: number;
    x2: number;
    y2: number;
}
/**
 * The crop marks of a page laid out with `page.cutLines` on: two at each
 * trim corner, one on each trim edge's line, `markLength` long. A mark
 * starts `markOffset` outside the trim, or at the bleed edge when the bleed
 * is wider, so it never lies over art that runs into the bleed. The sheet
 * grows by `bleed + markOffset + markLength` on every side, so a mark never
 * runs past it. Empty when cut lines are off. The canvas and PDF backends
 * draw these.
 *
 * `trimOffset` is how far the trim box sits inside the sheet: pass the
 * document's `doc.trimOffset`, which also places the PDF's `TrimBox`, so
 * the marks and the box can never disagree. Left out, it is worked out
 * from `cutLines` as the layout does.
 */
export declare function cropMarkSegments(page: {
    width: number;
    height: number;
}, pageConfig: Pick<ResolvedPageConfig, 'cutLines' | 'dpi'>, trimOffset?: number): CropMarkSegment[];
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