def mkprop(func):
    gfunc = sfunc = dfunc = None
    for i in func.func_code.co_consts:
        if isinstance(i,types.CodeType):
            if i.co_name == 'get':
                gfunc = new.function(i,globals())
            elif i.co_name == 'set':
                sfunc = new.function(i,globals())
            elif i.co_name == 'set':
                sfunc = new.function(i,globals())
    if not gfunc and not sfunc and not dfunc:
        raise ValueError("Can't found and function to make property")
    else:
        return property(fget = gfunc,fset = sfunc,
                        fdel = dfunc,doc = func.__doc__)
class Test(object):
    @mkprop
    def prop():
        "property"
        def set(self,val):
            self._val = val
        def get(self):
            return self._val
    #but not like this
    #def prop():
    #    get = lambda self : self._val
    #    set = my_other_function

> It’s cool to see what’s possible with python, even if it makes no sense and nobody would
> ever use it :D

I’m gonna use it, instead o my one’s ;).
P.S. +1 on Python cool.