Remove String and extract numbers to move to new column

I have a column like that:

WPS
"[0, 0]"
"[0, 5]"
"[5, 115]"
"[115, 219]"
"[219, 262]"
"[262, 328]"
"[328, 408]"
"[408, 424]"
"[424, 531]"
"[531, 562]"

Now for me to be able to further work with that, I would like to move the first and the second number in each of the strings to seperate new columns, which should look like that:

WP1     WP2 
0       0
0       5
5       115
115     219
219     262
262     328
328     408
408     424
424     531
531     562

Now I found out that it somehow can be done with regular expressions, but I can not really figure out how. I'm thinking I need to use str2num but this would not work, as my string still contains brackets - any hint is appreciated - thank you!

Answer 1

[Stephen23]

S = [...
"[0, 0]"
"[0, 5]"
"[5, 115]"
"[115, 219]"
"[219, 262]"
"[262, 328]"
"[328, 408]"
"[408, 424]"
"[424, 531]"
"[531, 562]"];
M = sscanf([S{:}],'[%f,%f]',[2,Inf]).'

M = 10×2

0 0 0 5 5 115 115 219 219 262 262 328 328 408 408 424 424 531 531 562

[Lukas Netzer]

TYVM!