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This make more sense: in general if you want to customize some installed module which uses object orientation, you should subclass it and override the relevant bits and pieces.
This also prevent you the hassle of mantaining a local modified copy of modules and playing with your OS's @INC definition to let perl having access to their location.

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Re^3: Using my version of a cpan module
by bliako (Abbot) on Jul 21, 2019 at 01:22 UTC

    what's best practice for non-object-oriented modules? (like the ones mentioned above.) Do you just use it and then provide your own improved subs which subsume existing ones?