reading btw strings

[greenba]

Hi,

 

I have the following in a string:

 

1�1268� ��� ������� ������������������� ��� ��� �������2008�10106�263094410008�1G�1�IM�4��������1�1�263094410008����430.00��CH����110-E-963/110-E-694�BA�0�FCA�VELIKA��110-E-963/110-E-694�BA�CHF�9500.00�1�1�30��BAVKL��10104���������������0.00��0.00�4305.54�4�����0�9500.00�CHF�1.223540�1.00000�11623.63�350.00�BAM�1.000000�1.00000�350.00�1.00�BAM�1.000000�1.00000�1.00�80.00�BAM�1.000000�1.00000�80.00����1.00000�0.00�1.00�BAM�1.000000�1.00000�1.00�430.00�12053.63��

 

Now what I need is to have some variables taken out, so $var1 = "110-E-963/110-E-694" and $var2 = "9500.00".

 

I cannot use the exact character location, as it can change, the only thing that is always the same is number of �

 

Any ideas, all are welcome

 

Thanx

Adnan

[chronister]

Is anyone else seeing the letters properly or are you seeing the  Unicode Replacement Glyph (diamond with white question mark)

 

All I see are the Unicode Replacement Glyph marks

[Caesar]

Is anyone else seeing the letters properly or are you seeing the  Unicode Replacement Glyph (diamond with white question mark)

 

All I see are the Unicode Replacement Glyph marks

 

Same.

[greenba]

Yea they are � symbols, they are found in the string, they are always there and we can use them as guides as where the text is that I want to extract to a $var1

[Caesar]

<?php

  preg_match('/[0-9]+\-[A-Z]\-[0-9]+\/[0-9]+\-[A-Z]\-[0-9]+/', $str, $v1);
  preg_match('/\?BA\?CHF\?([0-9]+\.[0-9]+)\?/', $str, $v2);
  
  $var1 = $v1[0];
  $var2 = $v2[1];

?>

 

But who knows how reliable that will be....considering you said the string changes.