Hello,

suppose you have a template class with an inner template class:

template<class T> struct X {
  template<class V> struct Y {};
};

How would one define a specialized X::Y member for a specialized V?

Reading the (old draft) standard I cannot find a clear way to do so. If I try
to insert a

template<> struct Y<double> { int a; };

right after the primary definition I get an error form my compiler: "explicit
specialization is not allowed in the current scope".

It may be also that my compiler (KCC 3.2) lacks this point.

Thanks, Axel.
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