/**
 * Inline code in a code face (#624, `codeStyle.inline`): the characters of
 * a block's `` `x` `` spans (`ContentBlock.inlineCode`, source ranges)
 * become chips set in the code face, at the size, colour and fill the
 * style gives, each one unit as a chip is. A chip span keeps the code's
 * characters as its text, so the block's plain text and source map stay
 * as they are. Without `codeStyle.inline` inline code is set in the text's
 * face, as before #624.
 */
import type { ContentBlock, InlineSpan } from '../parse/index.js';
import type { ResolvedInlineCodeStyleConfig } from '../types.js';
import type { ResolvedConfig } from '../vdt.js';
/** Style id of an inline code chip: no chip style can name it. */
export declare const INLINE_CODE_CHIP_STYLE = "__postext-code";
/**
 * `block` (the block being measured: `raw` with its heading number, its
 * capitals…) with the characters of its inline code set as code chips,
 * when `codeStyle.inline` is set and the block has inline code. `raw` is
 * the parsed block, whose source map tells which characters were written
 * between backticks.
 */
export declare function withInlineCode(block: ContentBlock, raw: ContentBlock, resolved: ResolvedConfig, fontSizePx: number): ContentBlock;
/**
 * The spans of an inline snippet (a table cell, a caption, a note) with the
 * characters of its inline code set as code chips, when `inline` is set and
 * `content` (the snippet as written, which `spans` were parsed from) has
 * inline code. Run on the spans {@link parseInlineSnippetSpans} returns,
 * before formulas and references are resolved.
 */
export declare function withSnippetInlineCode(spans: InlineSpan[], content: string, inline: ResolvedInlineCodeStyleConfig | undefined, dpi: number, fontSizePx: number): InlineSpan[];
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