I cannot add the command control.output_on(x,y) to an On/Off: Python Code

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I just updated to the last version, and I was trying to create a custom On/Off, as I need to turn one light ON and another Off before taking an collor reading (for my custom Input).
So, I found it is possible to do this by creating a Python code like this:
control.output_off(POWER_STRIP_ID, output_channel=1) # Light Off
But I cannot save any code with this format, as I receive this error:

Full Python code:

  1: import os
  2: import sys
  3: sys.path.append(os.path.abspath('/var/mycodo-root'))
  4: from mycodo.mycodo_client import DaemonControl
  5: control = DaemonControl()
  6: output_id = '357e9057-ca68-4464-88ae-a4fdc1d3ec57'
  7: 
  8: class OutputRun:
  9:     def __init__(self, logger, output_id):
 10:         self.logger = logger
 11:         self.output_id = output_id
 12:         self.variables = {}
 13:         self.running = True
 14: 
 15:     def stop_output(self):
 16:         self.running = False
 17: 
 18:     def output_code_run_on(self):
 19:         log_string = "ID: {id}: ON".format(id=output_id)
 20:         self.logger.info(log_string)
 21:         #control.output_off(4b9c9cc7-e779-4350-b800-653634518173, 0)  # Light Off
 22:         control.output_on(0da22db6-df12-4461-9be5-62bfc8188b4e, 0)  # UV Light On
 23: 
 24:         #from RPi import GPIO
 25:         #GPIO.output(12, 1)
 26:         #GPIO.output(19, 0)
 27: 
 28:     def output_code_run_off(self):
 29:         log_string = "ID: {id}: OFF".format(id=output_id)
 30:         self.logger.info(log_string)
 31:         #control.output_on(4b9c9cc7-e779-4350-b800-653634518173, output_channel=0)  # Light On
 32:         #control.output_off(0da22db6-df12-4461-9be5-62bfc8188b4e, output_channel=0)  # UV Light Off
 33: 
 34:         #from RPi import GPIO
 35:         #GPIO.output(12, 0)
 36:         #GPIO.output(19, 1)


Python code analysis:

************* Module mycodo.user_python_code.output_357e9057-ca68-4464-88ae-a4fdc1d3ec57
pi/Mycodo/mycodo/user_python_code/output_357e9057-ca68-4464-88ae-a4fdc1d3ec57.py:22:28: E0001: invalid syntax (, line 22) (syntax-error)

Interesting, this works:

from RPi import GPIO
GPIO.output(12, 0)
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0da22db6-df12-4461-9be5-62bfc8188b4e is an undefined object. With quotes, "0da22db6-df12-4461-9be5-62bfc8188b4e" is a string.

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