Closes #2283

Moved text about illegal modification of outer, and added example (well, one line).

chapters/scoping.tex

@@ -166,6 +166,10 @@ \section{Instance Hierarchy Name Lookup of Inner Declarations}\doublelabel{insta
 with the same name but using the prefix \lstinline!inner! which is nearest in the
 enclosing instance hierarchy of the \lstinline!outer! element declaration.
 
+Outer component declarations may not have modifications {[}\emph{including declaration equations}{]}. 
+Outer class declarations should be defined using short-class
+definitions without modifications. However, see also \autoref{simultaneous-inner-outer-declarations}.
+
 An \lstinline!outer! element reference in a simulation model requires that one
 corresponding \lstinline!inner! element declaration exist or can be created in a
 unique way:
@@ -211,8 +215,9 @@ \section{Instance Hierarchy Name Lookup of Inner Declarations}\doublelabel{insta
   ...
 end A;
 class B
-  inner Real T0;
-  A a1, a2; // B.T0, B.a1.T0 and B.a2.T0 is the same variable
+  inner Real T0=1;
+  A a1, a2; // B.T0, B.a1.T0 and B.a2.T0 will have the same value
+  A a3(T0=4); // Illegal as T0 is an outer variable.
   ...
 end B;
 \end{lstlisting}
@@ -318,11 +323,8 @@ \section{Simultaneous Inner/Outer Declarations}\doublelabel{simultaneous-inner-o
 references the corresponding element in an enclosing scope with the
 prefix} \lstinline!inner!\emph{.}{]}
 
-Outer component declarations may only have modifications
-{[}\emph{including declaration equations}{]} if they also have the \lstinline!inner!
-prefix. Outer class declarations should be defined using short-class
-definitions which only may have modifications if they also have the
-\lstinline!inner! prefix. For both cases those modifications are only applied to the
+Modifications of elements declared with both the prefixes \lstinline!inner! and \lstinline!outer!
+may have modfications, those modifications are only applied to the
 \lstinline!inner! declaration.
 
 {[}\emph{Example}: