>
> I assume that this is an ordered preference in case the APIs overlap. so
> Class::Date will be used first, then Date::Parse, then Date::Format
>

I didn't tried it, but from the docs of Class::Date it should be possible to
utilize Date::Parse for it's parseing. So there should be no need for using
Date::Parse directly. So interface should always be via Class::Date. Also I
don't see what you can do with Date::Format, what can't be done with
Class::Date. So (in case I am not wrong) we should only use Class::Date and
access Date::Parse only via the Class::Date interface.

Gerald



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