python - higher-order function for delegating property getter/setters? -

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i have python object bunch of property methods following, forward on method:

class wonderland(object):     ...      @property     def tweedledee(self):         return self.request('gettweedledee')     @tweedledee.setter     def tweedledee(self, value):         result = self.request('settweedledee', value)         if not result['success']:             raise wonderlandissue(result['issue'])     @property     def tweedledum(self):         return self.request('gettweedledum')     @tweedledum.setter     def tweedledum(self, value):         result = self.request('settweedledum',value)         if not result['success']:             raise wonderlandissue(result['issue'])     @property     def mad_hatter(self):         return self.request('gethatter')     @mad_hatter.setter     def mad_hatter(self, value):         result = self.request('sethatter',value)         if not result['success']:             raise wonderlandissue(result['issue'])

is there way simplify using higher-order decorator write can this:

def setup_request_property(methodname, requestname):     gettertopic = 'get'+requestname     settertopic = 'set'+requestname     def getter(self):        return self.request(gettertopic)     def setter(self, value):        result = self.request(settertopic, value)        if not result['success']:            raise wonderlandissue(result['issue'])     # hmm, how attach getter , setter object?  class wonderland(object):     ...      tweedledee = setup_request_property('tweedledee','tweedledee')     tweedledum = setup_request_property('tweedledum','tweedledum')     mad_hatter = setup_request_property('mad_hatter','hatter')

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