Add optional root table to SetString and ResizeVector, when your Flatbuffer isn't the schema's root type. #237
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This allows you to use these functions with a flatbuffer whose root table type does't correspond with the root table type of the schema. If you don't specify the table name, it will use the root table from the schema by default (mimicing the current behavior).
Was previously using table name, but no reason not to just let the calling code worry about getting the object.
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Add optional root table to SetString and ResizeVector, when your Flatbuffer isn't the schema's root type.
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This allows you to use these functions with a flatbuffer whose root
table type does't correspond with the root table type of the schema.
If you don't specify the table name, it will use the root table from
the schema by default (mimicing the current behavior).