is "result" a reserved name ?

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class foo
{
	int wesult;
	int result;

	template<class Pred>
	void call(Pred pred)
	{
		Pred();
	}

	void test()
	{
		call([&](){ wesult=1; result=1; });
	};
};

In the lamda function, I am apparently allowed to access/change a variable named wesult, but when I have a variable named result, I get a weird error:

1>c:\test\test.cpp(19): error C2326: 'void `anonymous-namespace'::<lambda0>::operator ()(void) const' : function cannot access 'foo::result'
1>c:\test\test.cpp(19): error C2166: l-value specifies const object

This is with VS2010.
Is 'result' a reserved keyword when used in combination with lambda's ? or is this some weird error ?

If I remove/comment out the result=1; then it compiles and runs normally.

Can anyone give this a try in VS2012 ?