On 2016.02.10 at 10:30 -0500, Jason Merrill wrote:
> After . or ->, when we see a name followed by < we look for a template name,
> first in the scope of the object expression and then in the enclosing scope.
> DR 141 clarified that when we look in the enclosing scope, we only consider
> class temp
After . or ->, when we see a name followed by < we look for a template
name, first in the scope of the object expression and then in the
enclosing scope. DR 141 clarified that when we look in the enclosing
scope, we only consider class templates, since there's no way a
non-member function temp
