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[14:01:42] <abhishek> hi guys!!

[14:01:58] <abhishek> Please have a look at my issue here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36354659/weird-error-when-using-python-relating-to-pip-anaconda-and-kivy is possible.

[14:02:00] <abhishek> :)

[14:02:08] <abhishek> *is-if

[21:30:11] <zacharyowen> Anyone up for answering a question about PIP setup? Mostly programming questions.

[21:35:44] <tdsmith> asking is a good way to find out!

[21:36:54] <pjdelport> No need to ask to ask, just ask. :)

[21:37:50] <pjdelport> (Here is better than #pypa-dev, by the way; that's for development of the tools themselves.)

[21:42:02] <cha0tic> Thanks.

[21:42:37] <cha0tic> I’m a budding developer and I really like the loading sequence used during the pip upgrade process.

[21:43:09] <cha0tic> I was wondering if the scripting is python. I would of course assume that it is.

[21:47:59] <pjdelport> pip is written in Python, yes.

[21:48:41] <cha0tic> Could you tell me where I could find the source code for the downloading process? I’d like to look it over and learn from it.

[21:49:48] <pjdelport> The command entrypoinst are all here: https://github.com/pypa/pip/tree/develop/pip/commands

[21:49:55] <pjdelport> entrypoints, even

[21:49:55] <cha0tic> I tried to dig in as best I could, but there are so many nested folder and I have little knowledge of the pip structure.

[21:49:58] <cha0tic> Oh thanks.

[21:52:58] <pjdelport> The actual downloading happens in https://github.com/pypa/pip/blob/develop/pip/download.py