PAW: command not found

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I need to install PAW on my system for some analysis. I am working on a Macintosh system (Sierra), I tried installing it through Homebrew : brew cask install paw . The installation was successful, but when I run the script which calls for using paw to plot some data, I get the following error:

Any suggestions how to fix this? Thanks in advance!

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PAW may not be in your path. I would first type 'which PAW' and see if it returns with a path to PAW. If it does try using whole path to run PAW or at that directory structure to your path.

Ex. if 'which paw' returns /usr/bin/paw try /usr/bin/paw to run PAW.

Hope this helps.

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