import type { _INIntentResolutionResult } from "./INIntentResolutionResult.js";
import type { INRelativeReference } from "./INRelativeReference.js";
export declare class _INRelativeReferenceResolutionResult extends _INIntentResolutionResult {
    static alloc(): _INRelativeReferenceResolutionResult;
    static new(): _INRelativeReferenceResolutionResult;
    init(): _INRelativeReferenceResolutionResult;
    /**
     * This resolution result is for when the app extension wants to tell Siri to proceed, with a given INRelativeReference. The resolvedValue can be different than the original INRelativeReference. This allows app extensions to apply business logic constraints. Use +notRequired to continue with a 'nil' value.
     * @deprecated +successWithResolvedRelativeReference:
     */
    static successWithResolvedRelativeReference$(resolvedRelativeReference: INRelativeReference): _INRelativeReferenceResolutionResult;
    /** @deprecated +successWithResolvedRelativeReference: */
    static successWithResolvedValue$(resolvedValue: INRelativeReference): _INRelativeReferenceResolutionResult;
    /**
     * This resolution result is to ask Siri to confirm if this is the value with which the user wants to continue.
     * @deprecated +confirmationRequiredWithRelativeReferenceToConfirm:
     */
    static confirmationRequiredWithRelativeReferenceToConfirm$(relativeReferenceToConfirm: INRelativeReference): _INRelativeReferenceResolutionResult;
    /** @deprecated +confirmationRequiredWithRelativeReferenceToConfirm: */
    static confirmationRequiredWithValueToConfirm$(valueToConfirm: INRelativeReference): _INRelativeReferenceResolutionResult;
}
