activate quad buffered stereo with sfml or openGL

My program works perfectly fine in a normal 3D with one buffer, it is coded with SFML window management. I would like to add quad buffered stereo, therefore i changed my drawing code to the following :

        glDrawBuffer(GL_BACK_LEFT);
    camera->OnMouseMotion(sf::Vector2i(-1,0));
    for (auto i = objects->cbegin(); i != objects->cend(); ++i)
        (*i)->draw(camera);
    glFlush();
    glDrawBuffer(GL_BACK_RIGHT);
    camera->OnMouseMotion(sf::Vector2i(2,0));
    for (auto i = objects->cbegin(); i != objects->cend(); ++i)
        (*i)->draw(camera);
    glFlush();
    camera->OnMouseMotion(sf::Vector2i(-1,0));

Notice that my camera changed are not perfectly right and i know i will have to change these, right now i am focusing on displaying an image just using quad buffered stereo. I noticed in all examples of programs using this stereo that they were initialising the window with something like this :

    type = GLUT_DOUBLE | GLUT_RGB | GLUT_DEPTH | GLUT_STEREO;
  glutInitDisplayMode(type);

Using SFML, such function isn't available, my questions are : Can i use a low-level openGL function to achieve the same result ? Can i use another window managing library with SFML ? Should i forget SFML for my program and completly change it to another one ?

Solution

SFML doesn't have an initialisation function, it creates openGL context automatically, two things you can do :

Modify SFML sources you are using, and try to add somewhere in the window creation function your parameter
change your display library to create the openGL context, however you may or not keep SFML 2D drawing functions, i am not sure these are gonna work if you create your context with glut for example.

EDIT : after a small check, you cannot create a context with another library and still use SFML for drawing simple 2D forms, i am afraid you are forced to let SFML go.