import { ChildProperty, EmitType } from '@syncfusion/ej2-base';
import { ExcelHeaderQueryCellInfoEventArgs, GridLine, ClipMode, BeforeCopyEventArgs, PrintMode } from '@syncfusion/ej2-grids';
import { ExcelQueryCellInfoEventArgs, PdfHeaderQueryCellInfoEventArgs, SelectionSettingsModel } from '@syncfusion/ej2-grids';
import { QueryCellInfoEventArgs, HeaderCellInfoEventArgs, CellSelectEventArgs, RowSelectEventArgs } from '@syncfusion/ej2-grids';
import { CellSelectingEventArgs, CellDeselectEventArgs, ResizeArgs, PrintEventArgs, TextWrapSettings } from '@syncfusion/ej2-grids';
import { ContextMenuItemModel, RowDeselectEventArgs, PdfQueryCellInfoEventArgs, ColumnDragEventArgs } from '@syncfusion/ej2-grids';
import { CheckboxSelectionType, SelectionType } from '@syncfusion/ej2-grids';
import { BeforeOpenCloseMenuEventArgs, MenuEventArgs } from '@syncfusion/ej2-navigations';
import { ColumnRenderEventArgs, SelectionSettings } from '../../common/base/interface';
import { PivotTableContextMenuItem, SelectionMode, PivotCellSelectionMode, GridLayout } from '../../common/base/enum';
/**
 * Interface for a class SelectionSettings
 */
export declare class PivotSelectionSettings extends ChildProperty<PivotSelectionSettings> {
    /**
     * Allow options to highlight either row wise or column wise or specific cells in the pivot table.
     * For example, to highlight the columns, set the property `mode` to **Column**. The modes available are:
     * * `Cell`: Allows specific cells to be highlighted in the pivot table.
     * * `Row`: Allows the rows to be highlighted in the pivot table.
     * * `Column`: Allows the columns to be highlighted in the pivot table.
     * * `Both`: Allows both rows, columns and cells to be highlighted in the pivot table.
     *
     * @default Row
     */
    mode: SelectionMode;
    /**
     * Allow options to customize the mode of selection to highlight either row wise or column wise or specific cell in the pivot table.
     * For example, to apply the selection that includes in between cells of rows within the range, set the property `cellSelectionMode` to **Box**.
     * The modes available are:
     * * `Flow`: Allows the range of cells to be selected between the start index and the end index, which also includes the other cells of the selected rows in the pivot table.
     * * `Box`: Allows you to select a range of cells within the starting and ending column indexes that are included in the range between row cells in the pivot table.
     * * `BoxWithBorder`: Allows the range of cells to be selected as the box mode, but along with the borders in the pivot table.
     *
     * @default Flow
     */
    cellSelectionMode: PivotCellSelectionMode;
    /**
     * Allow options to customize the selection type to highlight either row wise or column wise or specific cell in the pivot table.
     * For example, to highlight multiple rows or columns or cells, set the property `type` to **Multiple**.
     * The types available are:
     * * `Single`: Allows the user to select a row or cell on their own in the pivot table.
     * * `Multiple`: Allows the user to select multiple rows or columns or cells in the pivot table.
     *
     * @default Single
     */
    type: SelectionType;
    /**
     * Allows the selection options to highlight the rows in the pivot table using checkbox selection on their own.
     * > To enable checkboxOnly selection, should specify the column `type` as **checkbox**.
     *
     * @default false
     */
    checkboxOnly: boolean;
    /**
     * Allows you to keep selections in rows or columns or cells while performing all operations in the pivot table.
     * > For persisting selection, any one of the column should be enabled as a primary key using the `columns.isPrimaryKey` property in the grid instance.
     *
     * @default false
     */
    persistSelection: boolean;
    /**
     * Allow options to customize the checkbox selection mode in the pivot table.
     * For example, to select multiple rows one by one through simple clicking on rows, set the property `checkboxMode` to **Default**.
     * The modes available are:
     * * `Default`: Allows multiple rows to be selected by clicking rows one by one.
     * * `ResetOnRowClick`: Allows you to reset the previously selected row while clicking on a specific row.
     * You can also select multiple rows by clicking on rows along with the **CTRL** or **SHIFT** key in the pivot table.
     *
     * @default Default
     */
    checkboxMode: CheckboxSelectionType;
    /**
     * Allows to perform multiple selection in rows with single clicks without using **SHIFT** or **CTRL** keys.
     *
     * @default false
     */
    enableSimpleMultiRowSelection: boolean;
}
/**
 *  Represents Pivot widget model class.
 */
export declare class GridSettings extends ChildProperty<GridSettings> {
    /**
     * Allow the height of the pivot table content to be set, meaning that the height given should be applied without considering the column headers in the pivot table.
     *
     * @default 'auto'
     */
    height: number | string;
    /**
     * Allow to set width of the pivot table.
     * > The pivot table will not display less than 400px, as it is the minimum width to the component.
     *
     * @default 'auto'
     */
    width: number | string;
    /**
     * Allow the options for customizing the cell borders of each cell to be displayed in the pivot table.
     * For example, to display a pivot table without cell borders, set the property gridLines to None. The modes available are,
     * * `Both`: Allows the cell border to be displayed both horizontally and vertically in the pivot table.
     * * `None`: Allows no cell borders to be displayed in the pivot table.
     * * `Horizontal`: Allows the cell border to be shown horizontally in the pivot table.
     * * `Vertical`: Allows the cell border to be shown vertically in the pivot table.
     * * `Default`: Allows the display of the cell borders based on the theme used in the pivot table.
     *
     * @default Both
     */
    gridLines: GridLine;
    /**
     * Allow to enable the content of the cells to be wrapped when they exceed the width of the cells in the pivot table.
     *
     * @default false
     */
    allowTextWrap: boolean;
    /**
     * Allows to reorder a specific column header from one index to another index in the pivot table by drag-and-drop.
     * > Reordering allows only at the same level as the column headers in the pivot table.
     *
     * @default false
     */
    allowReordering: boolean;
    /**
     * Allows the columns to be resized by clicking and dragging the right edge of the column headers.
     * > In RTL mode, user can click and drag the left edge of the header cell to resize the column.
     *
     * @default true
     */
    allowResizing: boolean;
    /**
     * Allows the component to be fit based on the width of its columns.
     *
     * @default true
     */
    allowAutoResizing: boolean;
    /**
     * Allow to set height to the pivot table rows commonly.
     * > By default, the rowHeight property is set as 36 pixels for desktop layout and 48 pixels for mobile layout.
     * The height of the column headers alone may vary when grouping bar feature is enabled.
     *
     * @default null
     */
    rowHeight: number;
    /**
     * Allow to set width to the pivot table columns commonly.
     * > By default, the columnWidth property is set as 110 pixels to each column except the first column.
     * The first column always defined as row headers in the pivot table. For first column,
     * 250 pixels and 200 pixels are set respectively with and without grouping bar.
     *
     * @default 110
     */
    columnWidth: number;
    /**
     * Specifies the layout options for displaying the pivot table in either a compact or tabular format.
     * The available options are:
     * * `Compact`: Displays the pivot table in a compact format, merging row headers into a single column.
     * * `Tabular`: Displays the pivot table in a traditional format with separate columns for row headers, creating a more detailed table format.
     *
     * @default Compact
     */
    layout: GridLayout;
    /**
     * Allows the contents of the cell overflow to be displayed in the pivot table.
     * For example, to truncate the cell content of a cell when it overflows with respect to its cell width, set the property `clipMode` to **Clip**.
     * The modes available are:
     * * `Clip`: Allow the content of a cell to truncate when it overflows its content area.
     * * `Ellipsis`: Allows the content of a cell to be displayed as an ellipse when it overflows its content area.
     * * `EllipsisWithTooltip`: Allows the cell content to be displayed as an ellipse when its content area is overflowing.
     * And the tooltip will also be displayed while hovering on the ellipsis applied cell.
     *
     * @default Ellipsis
     */
    clipMode: ClipMode;
    /**
     * Allows the item and field labels to be repeated in the pivot table.
     * When set to `true`, the item and field labels will be repeated for each hierarchical level
     * within a field, making every row and column header consistently visible when expanded.
     * This mimics the "Repeat Item Labels" feature in Microsoft Excel.
     * > This property is applicable only for tabular layout with relational data source.
     *
     * @default false
     */
    repeatItemLabels: boolean;
    /**
     * Allows a row or column or cell to be highlighted by simply clicking or arrow key in the pivot table.
     *
     * @default false
     */
    allowSelection: boolean;
    /**
     * Allows to highlight specific row in the pivot table during initial rendering.
     * For example, to highlight the pivot table's first row, set the property `selectedRowIndex` to **0**.
     * > You can get the currently selected row index of the pivot table from the `selectedRowIndex` property using pivot table instance at run-time.
     *
     * @default -1
     * @aspType int
     */
    selectedRowIndex: number;
    /**
     * Allows set of options to customize the selection of a row or column or cell by simply clicking on the arrow key in the pivot table.
     * The options available are:
     * * `mode - Allow options to highlight either row wise or column wise or specific cells in the pivot table.
     * For example, to highlight the columns, set the property `mode` to **Column**.
     * * `cellSelectionMode`: Allow options to customize the mode of selection to highlight either row wise or column wise or specific cell in the pivot table.
     * For example, to apply the selection that includes in between cells of rows within the range, set the property `cellSelectionMode` to **Box**.
     * * `type`: Allow options to customize the selection type to highlight either row wise or column wise or specific cell in the pivot table.
     * For example, to highlight multiple rows or columns or cells, set the property `type` to **Multiple**.
     * * `checkboxOnly`: Allows the selection options to highlight the rows in the pivot table using checkbox selection on their own.
     * * `persistSelection`: Allows you to keep selections in rows or columns or cells while performing all operations in the pivot table.
     * * `checkboxMode`: Allow options to customize the checkbox selection mode in the pivot table.
     * For example, to select multiple rows one by one through simple clicking on rows, set the property `checkboxMode` to **Default**.
     * * `enableSimpleMultiRowSelection`: Allows to perform multiple selection in rows with single clicks without using **SHIFT** or **CTRL** keys.
     *
     * @default {mode: 'Row', cellSelectionMode: 'Flow', type: 'Single'}
     */
    selectionSettings: SelectionSettingsModel | SelectionSettings;
    /**
     * Allows the options for customizing the content of the cells to be wrapped in either rows and column headers or values or both headers and values in the pivot table.
     * For example, to wrap the contents of the value cells in the pivot table, then set the property `wrapMode` to **Content** in the `textWrapSettings` class.
     * The options available are:
     * * `Both`: Allows the content of the cells to be wrapped in both headers and values.
     * * `Header`: Allows the content of the cells to be wrapped in rows and column headers alone.
     * * `Content`: Allows the content of the cells to be packed for the value cells alone.
     *
     * @default { wrapMode: 'Both'}
     */
    textWrapSettings: TextWrapSettings;
    /**
     * Allow options to print either the current page shown in the pivot table on its own or the entire pivot table.
     * The options available are:
     * * `AllPages`: Prints the entire pivot table.
     * * `CurrentPage`: Prints the current page shown in the pivot table on its own.
     *
     * @default AllPages
     */
    printMode: PrintMode;
    /**
     * Allows to show built-in context with pre-defined menu option or custom menu options by simply right clicking on the pivot table cell.
     * The options available are:
     * * `Drillthrough`: Allows to show the drill-through dialog over the pivot table to perform drill-through operations.
     * * `Expand`: Allows to expand the collapsed row or column headers in the pivot table.
     * * `Collapse`: Allows to collapse the expanded row or column headers in the pivot table.
     * * `CalculatedField`: Allows to show the calculated field dialog over the pivot table to perform calculated field operations.
     * * `Pdf Export`: Allows to export the pivot table as PDF format.
     * * `Excel Export`: Allows to export the pivot table as Excel format.
     * * `Csv Export`: Allows to export the pivot table as CSV format.
     * * `Sort Ascending`: Allows to perform ascending order with respect to the values on selected cell contained row or column in the pivot table.
     * * `Sort Descending`: Allows to perform descending order with respect to the values on selected cell contained row or column in the pivot table.
     * * `Aggregate`: Allow options to perform calculations over a group of values (exclusively for value fields bound in value axis) using the aggregation option in the pivot table.
     *
     * @default null
     */
    contextMenuItems: PivotTableContextMenuItem[] | ContextMenuItemModel[];
    /**
     * It triggers before copy information from the pivot table.
     *
     * @event beforeCopy

     */
    beforeCopy: EmitType<BeforeCopyEventArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers after print action is completed.
     *
     * @event printComplete

     */
    printComplete: EmitType<PrintEventArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers before the print action starts.
     *
     * @event beforePrint

     */
    beforePrint: EmitType<PrintEventArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers before the PDF export starts.
     *
     * @event beforePdfExport

     */
    beforePdfExport: EmitType<Object>;
    /**
     * It triggers before the Excel export starts.
     *
     * @event beforeExcelExport

     */
    beforeExcelExport: EmitType<Object>;
    /**
     * It triggers before context menu opens.
     *
     * @event contextMenuOpen

     */
    contextMenuOpen: EmitType<BeforeOpenCloseMenuEventArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers when click on context menu.
     *
     * @event contextMenuClick

     */
    contextMenuClick: EmitType<MenuEventArgs>;
    /**
     * Triggered every time a request is made to access cell information, element, or data.
     * It will get triggered before the cell element is appended to the Grid element.
     *
     * @event queryCellInfo

     */
    queryCellInfo: EmitType<QueryCellInfoEventArgs>;
    /**
     * Triggered for column header.
     * It will get triggered before the cell element is appended to the Grid element.
     *
     * @event headerCellInfo

     */
    headerCellInfo: EmitType<HeaderCellInfoEventArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers before row selection occurs in the pivot table.
     *
     * @event rowSelecting

     */
    rowSelecting: EmitType<RowSelectEventArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers after a row is selected in the pivot table.
     *
     * @event rowSelected

     */
    rowSelected: EmitType<RowSelectEventArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers before deselecting the selected row from the pivot table.
     *
     * @event rowDeselecting

     */
    rowDeselecting: EmitType<RowDeselectEventArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers when a selected row is deselected from the pivot table.
     *
     * @event rowDeselected

     */
    rowDeselected: EmitType<RowDeselectEventArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers before any cell selection occurs in the pivot table.
     *
     * @event cellSelecting

     */
    cellSelecting: EmitType<CellSelectingEventArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers after a cell is selected in the pivot table.\
     *
     * @event cellSelected

     */
    cellSelected: EmitType<CellSelectEventArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers before the selected cell is deselecting from the pivot table.
     *
     * @event cellDeselecting

     */
    cellDeselecting: EmitType<CellDeselectEventArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers when a particular selected cell is deselected from the pivot table.
     *
     * @event cellDeselected

     */
    cellDeselected: EmitType<CellDeselectEventArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers when column resize starts in the pivot table.
     *
     * @event resizeStart

     */
    resizeStart: EmitType<ResizeArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers on column resizing in the pivot table.
     *
     * @event resizing

     */
    resizing: EmitType<ResizeArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers when column resize ends in the pivot table.
     *
     * @event resizeStop

     */
    resizeStop: EmitType<ResizeArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers before exporting each header cell to PDF document. You can also customize the PDF cells.
     *
     * @event pdfHeaderQueryCellInfo

     */
    pdfHeaderQueryCellInfo: EmitType<PdfHeaderQueryCellInfoEventArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers before exporting each cell to PDF document. You can also customize the PDF cells.
     *
     * @event pdfQueryCellInfo

     */
    pdfQueryCellInfo: EmitType<PdfQueryCellInfoEventArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers before exporting each header cell to Excel file.
     * You can also customize the Excel cells.
     *
     * @event excelHeaderQueryCellInfo

     */
    excelHeaderQueryCellInfo: EmitType<ExcelHeaderQueryCellInfoEventArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers before exporting each cell to Excel file.
     * You can also customize the Excel cells.
     *
     * @event excelQueryCellInfo

     */
    excelQueryCellInfo: EmitType<ExcelQueryCellInfoEventArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers when column header element drag (move) starts.
     *
     * @event columnDragStart

     */
    columnDragStart: EmitType<ColumnDragEventArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers when column header element is dragged (moved) continuously.
     *
     * @event columnDrag

     */
    columnDrag: EmitType<ColumnDragEventArgs>;
    /**
     * It triggers when a column header element is dropped on the target column.
     *
     * @event columnDrop

     */
    columnDrop: EmitType<ColumnDragEventArgs>;
    /**
     * It allows to configure the column before it renders.
     *
     * @event columnRender

     */
    columnRender: EmitType<ColumnRenderEventArgs>;
}