I would suggest putting your base class in a seperate project. As you obviously know, the problem is that VS is losing track of some meta information, which you can get it to find by quitting and rebuilding. If the base class is in a seperate project, a clean/rebuild is more likely to bring I back up to date.
Hmmm, I might give that a go with a branch of the code and a limited subset of the projects - unfortunately the component is used in a large number of other projects so it would be a bit of an administrative nightmare to ensure they have all been updated correctly. Although I'm not sure this should be a "solution", it should just work! – Anthony Oct 24 at 10:35.
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