python-ldap version: 3.0.0
Python version: 3.5.2

The doc says ldap.initialize() uses ldap.ldapobject.LDAPObject and also says

Internally LDAPObject is set to SimpleLDAPObject by default.

It seems to me that by default implies that LDAPObject can be changes to ReconnectLDAPObject or custom class inheriting ldap.resiter.ResultProcessor or any other valid classes and then I call ldap.initialize() and successfully get a object of my registered class.
The way to change the default is not documented though.

I found that assigning a desired class to ldap.function.LDAPObject causes the aforementioned behaviour.
But this method seems tricky to me and I wonder it is your expected usage of this library.

It would be great if the things below is clarified in the doc.
Being obvious also through API design would be superb.

• What is the recommended way to use classes other than SimpleLDAPObject?
• Which is recommended whether calling ldap.initialize() or directly instantiating ldap.ldapobject.SimpleLDAPObject or such?