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i have a for loop inside of a class that basically writes a table. i noticed that the way i was calling the index keys for the object will crap out if only one is returned, making it an array. how do i get around writing this bit of code twice? one with the index [$i] and one without?

$this->_data is the array/object
[code]
/*
            * Format dates
            */
            $start = $this->edit_date($this->_data[$i]->schedule_updates_start_date);
            $end   = $this->edit_date($this->_data[$i]->schedule_updates_end_date);
            $until = $this->edit_date($this->_data[$i]->schedule_updates_display_until);[/code]

* there are more than these three vals

i just want to say
if($count > 1){
//use index keys
}else{
//dont
}
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