The template keyword is required here, as obj is an instance of a type Foo.
Obj. Bar(1,2); // This line is faulty. The template keyword is required here, as obj is an instance of a type Foo which depends on the template parameter T, and so the above should be written as: obj.
Template bar(1,2); //This line is corrected :-) Read @Johannes's answer here for detail explanation: Where and why do I have to put "template" and "typename" on dependent names?
Could this be a case of foo. Template bar‹ double >?
As so often: Once the question was posted, the answer came all by itself. Correcting the faulty line to return obj. Template bar(1,2); yields the expected results.
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