Name Lookup within a Local Class
Name lookup within the body of a local class happens in the same manner as for other classes. Names used in the declarations of the members of the class must be in scope before the use of the name. Names used in the definition of a member can appear anywhere in the class. If a name is not found as a class member, then the search continues in the enclosing scope and then out to the scope enclosing the function itself.
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