Addendum:
Looking into the code, I found that a possible location for this to happen
might be list_find_nr() in list.c.
I have to add that, revising my use of setpos(), I called the function like
this: setpos("'<", [0, 532, 83]), i.e. I left out the "off" list member.
As this did not result in an error, I believed, there would be an internal
default covering this situation. Also, the call worked OK several times (as I
said: not always reproducible). But, as soon as the error showed up, even the
above mentioned call with all list members (i.e. setpos("'<", [0, 532, 83, 0]))
would expose the error.
For now I changed my code to the correct form (haven't been able to reproduce
it so far - but...).
In any way, I think there should be an error message if this list (or any
other) is missing some members; the docs state (RTFM): "{list} must be a List
with four or five members:..."
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