The android.widget.EditText class provides a way to enter and edit text in an Android application. One of the methods available on this class is setImeOptions(). This method allows you to specify options for the input method editor (IME), such as what action should be taken when the user presses the "Done" button on the keyboard. It returns the EditText object for which it is called.
Example 1:
In this example, we set the IME option of an EditText to "Done". When the user finishes typing and presses the "Done" button on the keyboard, the focus will move to the next EditText field (if there is one) or hide the keyboard if there are no more EditText fields.
In this example, we set the IME option of an EditText to "Search". When the user types in the EditText field and presses the "Search" button on the keyboard, the search functionality of the application will be triggered.
Package/library: android.widget (part of the Android SDK)
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