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ArgCheck throwing exception when scheduling bound closures
    pair = ['A','B']  
    pair_open = lambda c,d: maybe_open_position(c, d, pair)  
    pair_close = lambda c,d: eod_close_position(c, d, pair)  
    for t in times:  
        schedule_function(func=pair_open,  
                          date_rule=date_rules.every_day(),  
                          time_rule=time_rules.market_open(minutes=t))  
    # exit at close worst case  
    schedule_function(func=pair_close,  
                      date_rule=date_rules.every_day(),  
                      time_rule=time_rules.market_close(minutes=1))  

Error Runtime exception: MismatchedArguments: lambda c, d accepts mismatched parameters

I am pretty sure this should work, for now I'll just switch to a regular function that specifically accepts context and data, but hopefully this can be fixed? I think it's part of the "pre-compile" checks again.

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Intraday pair trading cool!

Yeah, still trying, had any luck with it?

Haven't yet but intend to do it soon using distance approach.

Also - why is there no tag for Bug Report, that would seem to be an important one!

Hi Simon,

The schedule_function func parameter actually needs to use the reserved names context and data as it's parameters. If you change the c and d parameters in your lambda functions to context and data, everything should run smoothly!

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Also, we are working to remove the "pre-compile" checks from the IDE, which will make your debugging life a lot easier.