Inject a Groovy Closure into Expando that acts as Property

I have a class that extends Expando and gets injected with dynamic properties.

class Dynamo extends Expando {
}

Dynamo dynamic = [ firstName: 'bob', lastName: 'dobbs' ]

I'd like to create a dynamic property fullName that evaluates to "$lastName, $firstName".

While it sort of does work to do this:

dynamic.fullName = { "$lastName, $fullName" }

It requires an call() or implicit call with () to return the string, otherwise it just gives the closure toString()

assert dynamic.fullName() == 'dobbs, bob'

Passes

But

assert dynamic.fullName == 'dobbs, bob'

Fails because that evaluates to the toString of the closure

I can always do this

Dynamo dynamic = [ firstName: 'bob', lastName: 'dobbs', fullName: 'dobbs, bob' ]

But that ain't DRY...

For parameterless methods, Groovy needs parenthesis. I can think of two solutions:

Solution 1: Metaclass the getter getFullName:

Dynamo dynamo = [ firstName: 'bob', lastName: 'dobbs' ]

dynamo.metaClass.getFullName = { "$lastName, $firstName" }

assert dynamo.fullName == 'dobbs, bob'

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Solution 2: Hook into the property getters with getProperty:

Dynamo dyn2 = [ firstName: 'john', lastName: 'doe' ]
dyn2.metaClass.getProperty = { String property ->
    if (property == "fullName") { 
        "${delegate.lastName}, ${delegate.firstName}" 
    } 
}

assert dyn2.fullName == 'doe, john'