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   Good evening,   
      
   let's say, we have the following class templates:   
      
   template class MyClass   
   {   
           public:   
      
           void myMethod(T* myParam)   
           {   
               std::cout<<"Whatever."< class DerivedClass : public MyClass   
   {   
       public:   
      
           void myOtherMethod(T* myParam)   
           {   
                   myMethod(myParam);   
           }   
   };   
      
   Now I create an instance of DerivedClass and call myOtherMethod from it.   
   The compiler complaints that he cannot find myMethod in myOtherMethod   
   and wants me to use the this pointer.   
      
   My question is shouldn't the two phase name lookup recognize that   
   myMethod depends on the template argument (via T* myParam) and therefore   
   find it during the second phase?   
      
   Regards.   
      
      
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