Multiple graphics windows

Hello all,

At first, I'm sorry if a similar topic already showed up, but I didn't find any so I hereby give it a try.

I've been hacking around a bit to create more than one graphics window. I do not use (or own, for that matter) the GUI-module.

This is my code:

SuperStrict

SetGraphicsDriver GLMax2DDriver() 'this doesn't work with DirectX-drivers

AppTitle = "window a"
Local a:TGraphics = CreateGraphics (320,240,0,0,GRAPHICS_BACKBUFFER)

AppTitle = "window b"
Local b:TGraphics = CreateGraphics (240,320,0,0,GRAPHICS_BACKBUFFER)

EnablePolledInput() 'Manually enable polled input

While Not AppTerminate() Or Not Confirm( "Terminate?" )

	SetGraphics(a)
	SetColor (Rand(0,255),Rand(0,255),Rand(0,255))
	Plot (Rand(0,319),Rand(0,239))
	Flip

	Print "a - x: " + MouseX() + ", y: " + MouseY()

	SetGraphics(b)
	SetColor (Rand(0,255),Rand(0,255),Rand(0,255))
	DrawLine (Rand(0,239),Rand(0,319),Rand(0,239),Rand(0,319))
	Flip
	
	Print "b - x: " + MouseX() + ", y: " + MouseY()
	
Wend

As you can see, it is possible to render graphics to more than one window, altough it crashes when using more than one DirectX-window (it should be possible even to use different drivers for each window, as SetGraphics would change the driver accordingly, but I haven't tried that).

However, it doesn't seem possible to differentiate the input generated by each window. MouseX() and MouseY() just depend on over which window the mouse is.

I tried looking up EnablePolledInput:

Rem
Currently only called by Graphics/bglCreateContext.
Private for now, as it really needs a source:object parameter.
End Rem
Function EnablePolledInput( source:Object=Null )
	If enabled Return
	inputSource=source
	FlushKeys
	FlushMouse
	AddHook EmitEventHook,Hook,Null,0
	enabled=True
End Function

It says it requires an object, yet the 'Graphics' function doesn't pass an object - in contrary to what the comment here says. I tried to 'EnablePolledInput(a)', hoping that it then only would return input from 'window a', but that doesn't work.

Does any of you have a clue how I can differentiate the input from the two windows?