regex - PHP: split string based on array -


below data i'm trying parse:

50‐59 1high300.00 avg300.00 90‐99 11high222.00 avg188.73 120‐1293high204.00 avg169.33 

the first section weight range, next count, followed highprice, ending avgprice.

as example, need parse data above array like

[0]50-59 [1]1 [2]high300.00 [3]avg300.00  [0]90-99 [1]11 [2]high222.00 [3]avg188.73  [0]120‐129 [1]3 [2]high204.00 [3]avg169.33 

i thought creating array of possible weight ranges can can't figure out how use values of array split string.

$arr = array("10-19","20-29","30-39","40-49","50-59","60-69","70-79","80-89","90-99","100-109","110-119","120-129","130-139","140-149","150-159","160-169","170-179","180-189","190-199","200-209","210-219","220-229","230-239","240-249","250-259","260-269","270-279","280-289","290-299","300-309"); 

any ideas appreciated.

hope work:

    $string='50-59 1high300.00 avg300.00     90-99 11high222.00 avg188.73     120-129 3high204.00 avg169.33';      $requireddata=array();     $dataarray=explode("\n",$string);     $counter=0;     foreach($dataarray $data)     {         if(preg_match('#^([\d]+\-[\d]+) ([\d]+)([a-za-z]+[\d\.]+) ([a-za-z]+[\d\.]+)#', $data,$matches))             {             $requireddata[$counter][]=$matches[1];             $requireddata[$counter][]=$matches[2];             $requireddata[$counter][]=$matches[3];             $requireddata[$counter][]=$matches[4];             $counter++;         }     }     print_r($requireddata); 

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