improve QXmppClientExtension description

2 files changed, 4 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/src/QXmppClient.cpp b/src/QXmppClient.cpp
index 12f70677..2a02c390 100644
--- a/src/QXmppClient.cpp
+++ b/src/QXmppClient.cpp
@@ -95,7 +95,8 @@ void QXmppClientPrivate::addProperCapability(QXmppPresence& presence)
 ///
 /// QXmpp based clients are built using QXmppClient instances which handle the
 /// establishment of the XMPP connection and provide a number of high-level
-/// "managers" to perform specific tasks.
+/// "managers" to perform specific tasks. You can write your own managers to
+/// extend QXmpp by subclassing QXmppClientExtension.
 /// 
 /// <B>Main Class:</B>
 /// - QXmppClient
diff --git a/src/QXmppClientExtension.h b/src/QXmppClientExtension.h
index 82048411..8e82181f 100644
--- a/src/QXmppClientExtension.h
+++ b/src/QXmppClientExtension.h
@@ -37,8 +37,8 @@ class QXmppStream;
 /// \brief The QXmppClientExtension class is the base class for QXmppClient
 /// extensions.
 ///
-/// If you want to extend QXmpp, for instance to support an IQ type which
-/// is not natively supported by QXmpp, you can subclass QXmppClientExtension
+/// If you want to extend QXmppClient, for instance to support an IQ type
+/// which is not natively supported, you can subclass QXmppClientExtension
 /// and implement handleStanza(). You can then add your extension to the
 /// client instance using QXmppClient::addExtension().
 ///