While waiting for actual fix, you can disable the assert.
In src/StackingList.cc change line 118 from
assert(it != stack.end());
to
if (it == stack.end()) { return; }
Yes, I guess that can do that for now. I added a line to print a warning message, too. Atleast I will know if this is the cause when funky stuff start to happen. :)
I looked at the Blackbox code a bit more for about fifteen minutes, and I think I have roughly understood how the StackingList and its layers work. But I could not figure out what was causing the assert to fail.
I have a project due tomorrow... well today, actually (it is just past 12am now), so I will need to throw in the towel for now on that problem, and start working on my real life problems. :)
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