/**
 * Internal helper for the `androidOverflowEdge` property. Kept out of index.android.ts
 * so the parsing can be unit tested without pulling the whole view stack in.
 *
 * The values mirror org.nativescript.widgets.LayoutBase.
 */
export declare const OverflowEdgeIgnore = -1;
export declare const OverflowEdgeNone = 0;
export declare const OverflowEdgeLeft: number;
export declare const OverflowEdgeTop: number;
export declare const OverflowEdgeRight: number;
export declare const OverflowEdgeBottom: number;
export declare const OverflowEdgeDontApply: number;
export declare const OverflowEdgeLeftDontConsume: number;
export declare const OverflowEdgeTopDontConsume: number;
export declare const OverflowEdgeRightDontConsume: number;
export declare const OverflowEdgeBottomDontConsume: number;
export declare const OverflowEdgeAllButLeft: number;
export declare const OverflowEdgeAllButTop: number;
export declare const OverflowEdgeAllButRight: number;
export declare const OverflowEdgeAllButBottom: number;
/**
 * Not an edge: a modifier that folds the display cutout into the insets being
 * distributed. Type.systemBars() leaves the cutout out, which only shows up once the
 * device is rotated and the camera moves to an edge that has no bar.
 */
export declare const OverflowEdgeCutout: number;
/**
 * Turns a comma separated `androidOverflowEdge` value into the flags LayoutBase expects.
 * Returns null when nothing in the value was recognized, which means "leave the view alone".
 */
export declare function parseEdges(edges: string): number | null;