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#   Returns:        Date format
#
###############################################################################
sub date_format
{
    my ($self, $format) = @_;

    if ($format)
    {
        $self->{format} =
            ($format eq 'unix') ? '%a %b %d %T TZ_SHORT %Y' : $format;
    }

    $self->{format} || $self->default_date_format;
}

###############################################################################
#
#   Sub Name:       xslt_path
#
#   Description:    Return the path to where XSLT files should be searched for.

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=item date_format [FORMAT]

Get or set the date-format to use when C<format_date> is called. If the user
does not explicitly set a format, the value returned by C<default_date_format>
is used.

See L<DateTime/"strftime Patterns"> for a description of the formatting
codes to use in a format string.

One special value is recognized: C<unix>. If C<date_format> is called with
this value as a format string, a pre-defined format is used that emulates the
UNIX C<date> command as closely as possible (but see L</CAVEATS> for notes
on B<DateTime> limitations with regards to timezone names and the special
patterns recognized in date format strings to try and work around this). A
string formatted this way looks like this:

    Mon Aug 10 09:21:46 -0700 2009

=item xslt_path [DIRS]