How to apply a decorator with arguments to an imported function - import

Question

This similar to a previous question but not quite.
Like the other question, I want to apply a decorator to an imported function, but in my case, my decorator requires arguments
Working
from flask_restx import Namespace
from . import exceptions as e
api = Namespace('v2', 'API Version 2' )
#api.errorhandler(e.MissingPrompt)
def handle_bad_requests(error):
'''Namespace error handler'''
logger.warning(error.log)
return({'message': error.specific}, error.code)
But I want to move handle_bad_requests() to its own file
so I want it like
from flask_restx import Namespace
from . import exceptions as e
api = Namespace('v2', 'API Version 2' )
#api.errorhandler(e.MissingPrompt)
e.handle_bad_requests # ??
I tried like the other answers here suggested like this
handle_bad_requests = api.errorhandler(e.handle_bad_requests, e.MissingPrompt)
But that just gives me an error I am sending too many arguments

Answer 1

I just discovered the answer nested within the comments of a previous answer
handle_bad_requests = api.errorhandler(e.MissingPrompt)(e.handle_bad_requests)
And that seems to work fine.
The double parentheses would never have occured to me