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Solve the following problem using Python, implementing the functions described below, one line at a time
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Description:
 def _with_wrap(advice, method, instances=[]):
 """ with_wrap wraps the execution of method inside given generator. When the method is called, the generator is invoked with the parameters the method call contains. If the generator yields, the yielded values define the new parameters to the method. The return value of the method is sent to the generator with .send method. If then generator yields again, the yielded value is passed as a return value that the caller of the method sees. If it does not, the return value is passed to the caller as is. If the first yield returns None instead of a pair of new arguments, the arguments are given to the original method. Usage: g_adv received arguments ((41,), {}) method returned 42 43 """


    global _next_wrap_id

    _permission_to_touch_wraps.acquire()

    wrap_id = _next_wrap_id
    _next_wrap_id += 1
        
    methods_name = method.__name__

    orig_method = method

    # Information on the original method and the advice will be
    # plugged to the new method (that is, the new middleman) later on.
    new_method = _create_middleman()

    try: 
        # Older Pythons do not accept try-except-finally, so there is
        # outer try-finally here just to make sure that
        # _permission_to_touch_wraps lock will be released
        try:
            # Already wrapped method's namespace can be found from
            # aspects-orig-method-namespace
            replace_method = getattr(method, '__aspects_rmf')
        except AttributeError:
            if hasattr(method, 'im_class'): # is this a method of a class?
                replace_method = \
                    lambda orig, new: setattr(method.im_class, orig, new)
            elif hasattr(method, 'func_globals'): # is this a normal function?
                replace_method = \
                    lambda orig, new: method.func_globals.__setitem__(orig, new)
            else:
                m = inspect.getmodule(method.__module__)
                if m == None:
                    if method.__module__ in ['nt', 'posix']:
                        # os module has funny names, but we need to
                        # modify the dict of os module, not nt's or posix's.
                        m = __import__('os', [], [], '')
                    else: 
                        # sometimes inspect fails to return a module
                        m = __import__(method.__module__, [], [], '')
                if not type(m) == types.ModuleType:
                    raise AspectsException("Module of %s not found" % (method,))
                replace_method = \
                    lambda orig, new: m.__dict__.__setitem__(orig, new)
    
        replace_method(methods_name, new_method)
        new_method.__name__ = method.__name__
        new_method.__aspects_wrapid = wrap_id
        new_method.__aspects_rmf = replace_method
        new_method.__aspects_cont = None # generator to be continued
        new_method.__aspects_instances = set([id(i) for i in instances])
        new_method.__aspects_enabled = 1
        new_method.__aspects_orig = orig_method
        new_method.__aspects_adv = advice
        return wrap_id
    finally: _permission_to_touch_wraps.release()