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README.md

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   * `btllib` uses `C++11` features, so that standard should be enabled at a minimum.
 - Python wrappers
   * The wrappers correspond one-to-one with C++ code so any functions and classes can be used under the same name. The only exception are nested classes which are prefixed with outer class name (e.g. `btllib::SeqReader::Flag` in C++ versus `btllib.SeqReaderFlag` in Python).
-  * Use `PYTHONPATH` environment variable or `sys.path.append()` in your Python code to include `/path/to/btllib/install/lib/btllib/python` directory
+  * Use `PYTHONPATH` environment variable or `sys.path.append()` in your Python code to include `/path/to/btllib/install/lib/btllib/python/btllib` directory
   * Include the library with `import btllib`
 - Executables
   * btllib generated executables can be found in `/path/to/btllib/install/bin` directory. Append that path to the `PATH` environment variable to make it available to your shell.

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 </li>
 <li>Python wrappers<ul>
 <li>The wrappers correspond one-to-one with C++ code so any functions and classes can be used under the same name. The only exception are nested classes which are prefixed with outer class name (e.g. <code><a class="el" href="structbtllib_1_1SeqReader_1_1Flag.html">btllib::SeqReader::Flag</a></code> in C++ versus <code>btllib.SeqReaderFlag</code> in Python).</li>
-<li>Use <code>PYTHONPATH</code> environment variable or <code>sys.path.append()</code> in your Python code to include <code>/path/to/btllib/install/lib/btllib/python</code> directory</li>
+<li>Use <code>PYTHONPATH</code> environment variable or <code>sys.path.append()</code> in your Python code to include <code>/path/to/btllib/install/lib/btllib/python/btllib</code> directory</li>
 <li>Include the library with <code>import btllib</code></li>
 </ul>
 </li>