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/**
 * Copyright (c) Meta Platforms, Inc. and affiliates.
 *
 * This source code is licensed under the MIT license found in the
 * LICENSE file in the root directory of this source tree.
 *
 */
import type { LexicalNode } from '../LexicalNode';
import { ElementNode } from '../nodes/LexicalElementNode';
import { TextNode } from '../nodes/LexicalTextNode';
/**
 * The direction of a caret, 'next' points towards the end of the document
 * and 'previous' points towards the beginning
 */
export type CaretDirection = 'next' | 'previous';
/**
 * A type utility to flip next and previous
 */
export type FlipDirection<D extends CaretDirection> = (typeof FLIP_DIRECTION)[D];
/**
 * A sibling caret type points from a LexicalNode origin to its next or previous sibling,
 * and a child caret type points from an ElementNode origin to its first or last child.
 */
export type CaretType = 'sibling' | 'child';
/**
 * The RootMode is specified in all caret traversals where the traversal can go up
 * towards the root. 'root' means that it will stop at the document root,
 * and 'shadowRoot' will stop at the document root or any shadow root
 * (per {@link $isRootOrShadowRoot}).
 */
export type RootMode = 'root' | 'shadowRoot';
declare const FLIP_DIRECTION: {
    readonly next: "previous";
    readonly previous: "next";
};
/** @noInheritDoc */
export interface BaseCaret<T extends LexicalNode, D extends CaretDirection, Type> extends Iterable<SiblingCaret<LexicalNode, D>> {
    /** The origin node of this caret, typically this is what you will use in traversals */
    readonly origin: T;
    /** sibling for a SiblingCaret (pointing at the next or previous sibling) or child for a ChildCaret (pointing at the first or last child) */
    readonly type: Type;
    /** next if pointing at the next sibling or first child, previous if pointing at the previous sibling or last child */
    readonly direction: D;
    /** Get the ElementNode that is the logical parent (`origin` for `ChildCaret`, `origin.getParent()` for `SiblingCaret`) */
    getParentAtCaret: () => null | ElementNode;
    /** Get the node connected to the origin in the caret's direction, or null if there is no node */
    getNodeAtCaret: () => null | LexicalNode;
    /** Get a new SiblingCaret from getNodeAtCaret() in the same direction. */
    getAdjacentCaret: () => null | SiblingCaret<LexicalNode, D>;
    /**
     * Get a new SiblingCaret with this same node
     */
    getSiblingCaret: () => SiblingCaret<T, D>;
    /** Remove the getNodeAtCaret() node that this caret is pointing towards, if it exists */
    remove: () => this;
    /**
     * Insert a node connected to origin in this direction (before the node that this caret is pointing towards, if any existed).
     * For a `SiblingCaret` this is `origin.insertAfter(node)` for next, or `origin.insertBefore(node)` for previous.
     * For a `ChildCaret` this is `origin.splice(0, 0, [node])` for next or `origin.append(node)` for previous.
     */
    insert: (node: LexicalNode) => this;
    /** If getNodeAtCaret() is not null then replace it with node, otherwise insert node */
    replaceOrInsert: (node: LexicalNode, includeChildren?: boolean) => this;
    /**
     * Splice an iterable (typically an Array) of nodes into this location.
     *
     * @param deleteCount The number of existing nodes to replace or delete
     * @param nodes An iterable of nodes that will be inserted in this location, using replace instead of insert for the first deleteCount nodes
     * @param nodesDirection The direction of the nodes iterable, defaults to 'next'
     */
    splice: (deleteCount: number, nodes: Iterable<LexicalNode>, nodesDirection?: CaretDirection) => this;
}
/**
 * A RangeSelection expressed as a pair of Carets
 */
export interface CaretRange<D extends CaretDirection = CaretDirection> extends Iterable<NodeCaret<D>> {
    readonly type: 'node-caret-range';
    readonly direction: D;
    anchor: PointCaret<D>;
    focus: PointCaret<D>;
    /** Return true if anchor and focus are the same caret */
    isCollapsed: () => boolean;
    /**
     * Iterate the carets between anchor and focus in a pre-order fashion, note
     * that this does not include any text slices represented by the anchor and/or
     * focus. Those are accessed separately from getTextSlices.
     *
     * An ElementNode origin will be yielded as a ChildCaret on enter,
     * and a SiblingCaret on leave.
     */
    iterNodeCarets: (rootMode?: RootMode) => IterableIterator<NodeCaret<D>>;
    /**
     * There are between zero and two non-null TextSliceCarets for a CaretRange.
     * Note that when anchor and focus share an origin node the second element
     * will be null because the slice is entirely represented by the first element.
     *
     * `[slice, slice]`: anchor and focus are TextPointCaret with distinct origin nodes
     * `[slice, null]`: anchor is a TextPointCaret
     * `[null, slice]`: focus is a TextPointCaret
     * `[null, null]`: Neither anchor nor focus are TextPointCarets
     */
    getTextSlices: () => TextPointCaretSliceTuple<D>;
}
export interface StepwiseIteratorConfig<State, Stop, Value> {
    readonly initial: State | Stop;
    readonly hasNext: (value: State | Stop) => value is State;
    readonly step: (value: State) => State | Stop;
    readonly map: (value: State) => Value;
}
/**
 * A NodeCaret is the combination of an origin node and a direction
 * that points towards where a connected node will be fetched, inserted,
 * or replaced. A SiblingCaret points from a node to its next or previous
 * sibling, and a ChildCaret points to its first or last child
 * (using next or previous as direction, for symmetry with SiblingCaret).
 *
 * The differences between NodeCaret and PointType are:
 * - NodeCaret can only be used to refer to an entire node (PointCaret is used when a full analog is needed). A PointType of text type can be used to refer to a specific location inside of a TextNode.
 * - NodeCaret stores an origin node, type (sibling or child), and direction (next or previous). A PointType stores a type (text or element), the key of a node, and a text or child offset within that node.
 * - NodeCaret is directional and always refers to a very specific node, eliminating all ambiguity. PointType can refer to the location before or at a node depending on context.
 * - NodeCaret is more robust to nearby mutations, as it relies only on a node's direct connections. An element Any change to the count of previous siblings in an element PointType will invalidate it.
 * - NodeCaret is designed to work more directly with the internal representation of the document tree, making it suitable for use in traversals without performing any redundant work.
 *
 * The caret does *not* update in response to any mutations, you should
 * not persist it across editor updates, and using a caret after its origin
 * node has been removed or replaced may result in runtime errors.
 */
export type NodeCaret<D extends CaretDirection = CaretDirection> = SiblingCaret<LexicalNode, D> | ChildCaret<ElementNode, D>;
/**
 * A PointCaret is a NodeCaret that also includes a
 * TextPointCaret type which refers to a specific offset of a TextNode.
 * This type is separate because it is not relevant to general node traversal
 * so it doesn't make sense to have it show up except when defining
 * a CaretRange and in those cases there will be at most two of them only
 * at the boundaries.
 *
 * The addition of TextPointCaret allows this type to represent any location
 * that is representable by PointType, as the TextPointCaret refers to a
 * specific offset within a TextNode.
 */
export type PointCaret<D extends CaretDirection = CaretDirection> = TextPointCaret<TextNode, D> | SiblingCaret<LexicalNode, D> | ChildCaret<ElementNode, D>;
/**
 * A SiblingCaret points from an origin LexicalNode towards its next or previous sibling.
 */
export interface SiblingCaret<T extends LexicalNode = LexicalNode, D extends CaretDirection = CaretDirection> extends BaseCaret<T, D, 'sibling'> {
    /** Get a new caret with the latest origin pointer */
    getLatest: () => SiblingCaret<T, D>;
    /**
     * If the origin of this node is an ElementNode, return the ChildCaret of this origin in the same direction.
     * If the origin is not an ElementNode, this will return null.
     */
    getChildCaret: () => null | ChildCaret<T & ElementNode, D>;
    /**
     * Get the caret in the same direction from the parent of this origin.
     *
     * @param mode 'root' to return null at the root, 'shadowRoot' to return null at the root or any shadow root
     * @returns A SiblingCaret with the parent of this origin, or null if the parent is a root according to mode.
     */
    getParentCaret: (mode?: RootMode) => null | SiblingCaret<ElementNode, D>;
    /**
     * Return true if other is a SiblingCaret or TextPointCaret with the same
     * origin (by node key comparison) and direction.
     */
    isSameNodeCaret: (other: null | undefined | PointCaret) => other is SiblingCaret<T, D> | T extends TextNode ? TextPointCaret<T & TextNode, D> : never;
    /**
     * Return true if other is a SiblingCaret with the same
     * origin (by node key comparison) and direction.
     */
    isSamePointCaret: (other: null | undefined | PointCaret) => other is SiblingCaret<T, D>;
    /**
     * Get a new NodeCaret with the head and tail of its directional arrow flipped, such that flipping twice is the identity.
     * For example, given a non-empty parent with a firstChild and lastChild, and a second emptyParent node with no children:
     *
     * @example
     * ```
     * caret.getFlipped().getFlipped().is(caret) === true;
     * $getChildCaret(parent, 'next').getFlipped().is($getSiblingCaret(firstChild, 'previous')) === true;
     * $getSiblingCaret(lastChild, 'next').getFlipped().is($getChildCaret(parent, 'previous')) === true;
     * $getSiblingCaret(firstChild, 'next).getFlipped().is($getSiblingCaret(lastChild, 'previous')) === true;
     * $getChildCaret(emptyParent, 'next').getFlipped().is($getChildCaret(emptyParent, 'previous')) === true;
     * ```
     */
    getFlipped: () => NodeCaret<FlipDirection<D>>;
}
/**
 * A ChildCaret points from an origin ElementNode towards its first or last child.
 */
export interface ChildCaret<T extends ElementNode = ElementNode, D extends CaretDirection = CaretDirection> extends BaseCaret<T, D, 'child'> {
    /** Get a new caret with the latest origin pointer */
    getLatest: () => ChildCaret<T, D>;
    getParentCaret: (mode?: RootMode) => null | SiblingCaret<T, D>;
    getParentAtCaret: () => T;
    /** Return this, the ChildCaret is already a child caret of its origin */
    getChildCaret: () => this;
    /**
     * Return true if other is a ChildCaret with the same
     * origin (by node key comparison) and direction.
     */
    isSameNodeCaret: (other: null | undefined | PointCaret) => other is ChildCaret<T, D>;
    /**
     * Return true if other is a ChildCaret with the same
     * origin (by node key comparison) and direction.
     */
    isSamePointCaret: (other: null | undefined | PointCaret) => other is ChildCaret<T, D>;
    /**
     * Get a new NodeCaret with the head and tail of its directional arrow flipped, such that flipping twice is the identity.
     * For example, given a non-empty parent with a firstChild and lastChild, and a second emptyParent node with no children:
     *
     * @example
     * ```
     * caret.getFlipped().getFlipped().is(caret) === true;
     * $getChildCaret(parent, 'next').getFlipped().is($getSiblingCaret(firstChild, 'previous')) === true;
     * $getSiblingCaret(lastChild, 'next').getFlipped().is($getChildCaret(parent, 'previous')) === true;
     * $getSiblingCaret(firstChild, 'next).getFlipped().is($getSiblingCaret(lastChild, 'previous')) === true;
     * $getChildCaret(emptyParent, 'next').getFlipped().is($getChildCaret(emptyParent, 'previous')) === true;
     * ```
     */
    getFlipped: () => NodeCaret<FlipDirection<D>>;
}
/**
 * A TextPointCaret is a special case of a SiblingCaret that also carries
 * an offset used for representing partially selected TextNode at the edges
 * of a CaretRange.
 *
 * The direction determines which part of the text is adjacent to the caret,
 * if next it's all of the text after offset. If previous, it's all of the
 * text before offset.
 *
 * While this can be used in place of any SiblingCaret of a TextNode,
 * the offset into the text will be ignored except in contexts that
 * specifically use the TextPointCaret or PointCaret types.
 */
export interface TextPointCaret<T extends TextNode = TextNode, D extends CaretDirection = CaretDirection> extends BaseCaret<T, D, 'text'> {
    /** The offset into the string */
    readonly offset: number;
    /** Get a new caret with the latest origin pointer */
    getLatest: () => TextPointCaret<T, D>;
    /**
     * A TextPointCaret can not have a ChildCaret.
     */
    getChildCaret: () => null;
    /**
     * Get the caret in the same direction from the parent of this origin.
     *
     * @param mode 'root' to return null at the root, 'shadowRoot' to return null at the root or any shadow root
     * @returns A SiblingCaret with the parent of this origin, or null if the parent is a root according to mode.
     */
    getParentCaret: (mode?: RootMode) => null | SiblingCaret<ElementNode, D>;
    /**
     * Return true if other is a TextPointCaret or SiblingCaret with the same
     * origin (by node key comparison) and direction.
     */
    isSameNodeCaret: (other: null | undefined | PointCaret) => other is TextPointCaret<T, D> | SiblingCaret<T, D>;
    /**
     * Return true if other is a ChildCaret with the same
     * origin (by node key comparison) and direction.
     */
    isSamePointCaret: (other: null | undefined | PointCaret) => other is TextPointCaret<T, D>;
    /**
     * Get a new TextPointCaret with the head and tail of its directional arrow flipped, such that flipping twice is the identity.
     * For a TextPointCaret this merely flips the direction because the arrow is internal to the node.
     *
     * @example
     * ```
     * caret.getFlipped().getFlipped().is(caret) === true;
     * ```
     */
    getFlipped: () => TextPointCaret<T, FlipDirection<D>>;
}
/**
 * A TextPointCaretSlice is a wrapper for a TextPointCaret that carries a signed
 * distance representing the direction and amount of text selected from the given
 * caret. A negative distance means that text before offset is selected, a
 * positive distance means that text after offset is selected. The offset+distance
 * pair is not affected in any way by the direction of the caret.
 */
export interface TextPointCaretSlice<T extends TextNode = TextNode, D extends CaretDirection = CaretDirection> {
    readonly type: 'slice';
    readonly caret: TextPointCaret<T, D>;
    readonly distance: number;
    /**
     * @returns absolute coordinates into the text (for use with `text.slice(...)`)
     */
    getSliceIndices: () => [startIndex: number, endIndex: number];
    /**
     * @returns The text represented by the slice
     */
    getTextContent: () => string;
    /**
     * @returns The size of the text represented by the slice
     */
    getTextContentSize: () => number;
    /**
     * Remove the slice of text from the contained caret, returning a new
     * TextPointCaret without the wrapper (since the size would be zero).
     *
     * Note that this is a lower-level utility that does not have any specific
     * behavior for 'segmented' or 'token' modes and it will not remove
     * an empty TextNode.
     *
     * @returns The inner TextPointCaret with the same offset and direction
     *          and the latest TextNode origin after mutation
     */
    removeTextSlice(): TextPointCaret<T, D>;
}
/**
 * A utility type to specify that a CaretRange may have zero,
 * one, or two associated TextPointCaretSlice. If the anchor
 * and focus are on the same node, the anchorSlice will contain
 * the slice and focusSlie will be null.
 */
export type TextPointCaretSliceTuple<D extends CaretDirection> = readonly [
    anchorSlice: null | TextPointCaretSlice<TextNode, D>,
    focusSlice: null | TextPointCaretSlice<TextNode, D>
];
/**
 * Flip a direction ('next' -> 'previous'; 'previous' -> 'next').
 *
 * Note that TypeScript can't prove that FlipDirection is its own
 * inverse (but if you have a concrete 'next' or 'previous' it will
 * simplify accordingly).
 *
 * @param direction A direction
 * @returns The opposite direction
 */
export declare function flipDirection<D extends CaretDirection>(direction: D): FlipDirection<D>;
/**
 * Guard to check if the given caret is specifically a TextPointCaret
 *
 * @param caret Any caret
 * @returns true if it is a TextPointCaret
 */
export declare function $isTextPointCaret<D extends CaretDirection>(caret: null | undefined | PointCaret<D>): caret is TextPointCaret<TextNode, D>;
/**
 * Guard to check if the given argument is any type of caret
 *
 * @param caret
 * @returns true if caret is any type of caret
 */
export declare function $isNodeCaret<D extends CaretDirection>(caret: null | undefined | PointCaret<D>): caret is PointCaret<D>;
/**
 * Guard to check if the given argument is specifically a SiblingCaret (or TextPointCaret)
 *
 * @param caret
 * @returns true if caret is a SiblingCaret
 */
export declare function $isSiblingCaret<D extends CaretDirection>(caret: null | undefined | PointCaret<D>): caret is SiblingCaret<LexicalNode, D>;
/**
 * Guard to check if the given argument is specifically a ChildCaret

 * @param caret
 * @returns true if caret is a ChildCaret
 */
export declare function $isChildCaret<D extends CaretDirection>(caret: null | undefined | PointCaret<D>): caret is ChildCaret<ElementNode, D>;
/**
 * Get a caret that points at the next or previous sibling of the given origin node.
 *
 * @param origin The origin node
 * @param direction 'next' or 'previous'
 * @returns null if origin is null, otherwise a SiblingCaret for this origin and direction
 */
export declare function $getSiblingCaret<T extends LexicalNode, D extends CaretDirection>(origin: T, direction: D): SiblingCaret<T, D>;
export declare function $getSiblingCaret<T extends LexicalNode, D extends CaretDirection>(origin: null | T, direction: D): null | SiblingCaret<T, D>;
/**
 * Construct a TextPointCaret
 *
 * @param origin The TextNode
 * @param direction The direction (next points to the end of the text, previous points to the beginning)
 * @param offset The offset into the text in absolute positive string coordinates (0 is the start)
 * @returns a TextPointCaret
 */
export declare function $getTextPointCaret<T extends TextNode, D extends CaretDirection>(origin: T, direction: D, offset: number | CaretDirection): TextPointCaret<T, D>;
export declare function $getTextPointCaret<T extends TextNode, D extends CaretDirection>(origin: null | T, direction: D, offset: number | CaretDirection): null | TextPointCaret<T, D>;
/**
 * Get a normalized offset into a TextNode given a numeric offset or a
 * direction for which end of the string to use. Throws in dev if the offset
 * is not in the bounds of the text content size.
 *
 * @param origin a TextNode
 * @param offset An absolute offset into the TextNode string, or a direction for which end to use as the offset
 * @param mode If 'error' (the default) out of bounds offsets will be an error in dev. Otherwise it will clamp to a valid offset.
 * @returns An absolute offset into the TextNode string
 */
export declare function $getTextNodeOffset(origin: TextNode, offset: number | CaretDirection, mode?: 'error' | 'clamp'): number;
/**
 * Construct a TextPointCaretSlice given a TextPointCaret and a signed distance. The
 * distance should be negative to slice text before the caret's offset, and positive
 * to slice text after the offset. The direction of the caret itself is not
 * relevant to the string coordinates when working with a TextPointCaretSlice
 * but mutation operations will preserve the direction.
 *
 * @param caret
 * @param distance
 * @returns TextPointCaretSlice
 */
export declare function $getTextPointCaretSlice<T extends TextNode, D extends CaretDirection>(caret: TextPointCaret<T, D>, distance: number): TextPointCaretSlice<T, D>;
/**
 * Get a caret that points at the first or last child of the given origin node,
 * which must be an ElementNode.
 *
 * @param origin The origin ElementNode
 * @param direction 'next' for first child or 'previous' for last child
 * @returns null if origin is null or not an ElementNode, otherwise a ChildCaret for this origin and direction
 */
export declare function $getChildCaret<T extends ElementNode, D extends CaretDirection>(origin: T, direction: D): ChildCaret<T, D>;
/**
 * Gets the ChildCaret if one is possible at this caret origin, otherwise return the caret
 */
export declare function $getChildCaretOrSelf<Caret extends PointCaret | null>(caret: Caret): Caret | ChildCaret<ElementNode, NonNullable<Caret>['direction']>;
/**
 * Gets the adjacent caret, if not-null and if the origin of the adjacent caret is an ElementNode, then return
 * the ChildCaret. This can be used along with the getParentAdjacentCaret method to perform a full DFS
 * style traversal of the tree.
 *
 * @param caret The caret to start at
 */
export declare function $getAdjacentChildCaret<D extends CaretDirection>(caret: null | NodeCaret<D>): null | NodeCaret<D>;
/**
 * Guard to check for a TextPointCaretSlice
 *
 * @param caretOrSlice A caret or slice
 * @returns true if caretOrSlice is a TextPointCaretSlice
 */
export declare function $isTextPointCaretSlice<D extends CaretDirection>(caretOrSlice: null | undefined | PointCaret<D> | TextPointCaretSlice<TextNode, D>): caretOrSlice is TextPointCaretSlice<TextNode, D>;
/**
 * Construct a CaretRange that starts at anchor and goes to the end of the
 * document in the anchor caret's direction.
 */
export declare function $extendCaretToRange<D extends CaretDirection>(anchor: PointCaret<D>): CaretRange<D>;
/**
 * Construct a collapsed CaretRange that starts and ends at anchor.
 */
export declare function $getCollapsedCaretRange<D extends CaretDirection>(anchor: PointCaret<D>): CaretRange<D>;
/**
 * Construct a CaretRange from anchor and focus carets pointing in the
 * same direction. In order to get the expected behavior,
 * the anchor must point towards the focus or be the same point.
 *
 * In the 'next' direction the anchor should be at or before the
 * focus in the document. In the 'previous' direction the anchor
 * should be at or after the focus in the document
 * (similar to a backwards RangeSelection).
 *
 * @param anchor
 * @param focus
 * @returns a CaretRange
 */
export declare function $getCaretRange<D extends CaretDirection>(anchor: PointCaret<D>, focus: PointCaret<D>): CaretRange<D>;
/**
 * A generalized utility for creating a stepwise iterator
 * based on:
 *
 * - an initial state
 * - a stop guard that returns true if the iteration is over, this
 *   is typically used to detect a sentinel value such as null or
 *   undefined from the state but may return true for other conditions
 *   as well
 * - a step function that advances the state (this will be called
 *   after map each time next() is called to prepare the next state)
 * - a map function that will be called that may transform the state
 *   before returning it. It will only be called once for each next()
 *   call when stop(state) === false
 *
 * @param config
 * @returns An IterableIterator
 */
export declare function makeStepwiseIterator<State, Stop, Value>(config: StepwiseIteratorConfig<State, Stop, Value>): IterableIterator<Value>;
/**
 * A total ordering for `PointCaret<'next'>`, based on
 * the same order that a {@link CaretRange} would iterate
 * them.
 *
 * For a given origin node:
 * - ChildCaret comes before SiblingCaret
 * - TextPointCaret comes before SiblingCaret
 *
 * An exception is thrown when a and b do not have any
 * common ancestor.
 *
 * This ordering is a sort of mix of pre-order and post-order
 * because each ElementNode will show up as a ChildCaret
 * on 'enter' (pre-order) and a SiblingCaret on 'leave' (post-order).
 *
 * @param a
 * @param b
 * @returns -1 if a comes before b, 0 if a and b are the same, or 1 if a comes after b
 */
export declare function $comparePointCaretNext(a: PointCaret<'next'>, b: PointCaret<'next'>): -1 | 0 | 1;
/**
 * Return the ordering of siblings in a CommonAncestorResultBranch
 * @param branch Returns -1 if a precedes b, 1 otherwise
 */
export declare function $getCommonAncestorResultBranchOrder<A extends LexicalNode, B extends LexicalNode>(compare: CommonAncestorResultBranch<A, B>): -1 | 1;
/**
 * The two compared nodes are the same
 */
export interface CommonAncestorResultSame<A extends LexicalNode> {
    readonly type: 'same';
    readonly commonAncestor: A;
}
/**
 * Node a was a descendant of node b, and not the same node
 */
export interface CommonAncestorResultDescendant<B extends ElementNode> {
    readonly type: 'descendant';
    readonly commonAncestor: B;
}
/**
 * Node a is an ancestor of node b, and not the same node
 */
export interface CommonAncestorResultAncestor<A extends ElementNode> {
    readonly type: 'ancestor';
    readonly commonAncestor: A;
}
/**
 * Node a and node b have a common ancestor but are on different branches,
 * the `a` and `b` properties of this result are the ancestors of a and b
 * that are children of the commonAncestor. Since they are siblings, their
 * positions are comparable to determine order in the document.
 */
export interface CommonAncestorResultBranch<A extends LexicalNode, B extends LexicalNode> {
    readonly type: 'branch';
    readonly commonAncestor: ElementNode;
    /** The ancestor of `a` that is a child of `commonAncestor`  */
    readonly a: A | ElementNode;
    /** The ancestor of `b` that is a child of `commonAncestor`  */
    readonly b: B | ElementNode;
}
/**
 * The result of comparing two nodes that share some common ancestor
 */
export type CommonAncestorResult<A extends LexicalNode, B extends LexicalNode> = CommonAncestorResultSame<A> | CommonAncestorResultAncestor<A & ElementNode> | CommonAncestorResultDescendant<B & ElementNode> | CommonAncestorResultBranch<A, B>;
/**
 * Find a common ancestor of a and b and return a detailed result object,
 * or null if there is no common ancestor between the two nodes.
 *
 * The result object will have a commonAncestor property, and the other
 * properties can be used to quickly compare these positions in the tree.
 *
 * @param a A LexicalNode
 * @param b A LexicalNode
 * @returns A comparison result between the two nodes or null if they have no common ancestor
 */
export declare function $getCommonAncestor<A extends LexicalNode, B extends LexicalNode>(a: A, b: B): null | CommonAncestorResult<A, B>;
export {};