Since Cairo mirrors so many of the PostScript operators, is there a library of some sort to import PostScript files and display them onscreen? I'm hoping to use Cairo and Gtk to make a WYSIWYG graph editor --- visually plot data whilst taking it, arrange TeX-generated labels (which can be easily embedded into a figure via eps), and do some annotation using simple PostScript/Cairo operators to draw and color lines. I already have a lot of the command line functionality to generate PostScript graphs and embed TeX labels, but I would like to do it visually so one can use the mouse to arrange things rather than guessing at coordinates in the raw PostScript. As far as I can tell, I can either keep recompiling a PostScript file and watch it with a gv-like widget (which I'd need to write, god help me) or mirror the plot using Cairo and use the command line routines to generate PostScript at the end. I'd be grateful for any suggestions. Thanks, Kevin