Disambiguator template keyword for a template member of a template: when exactly?

They implement the C++0x specification, where Base is the current instantiation . And C++0x allows to omit template keyword in such a case. Since BaseType is a typedef for Base when you say BaseType that names the current instantiation too.

Because OtherType is a nested dependent name while BaseType is not a nested type to begin with.

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