Reading in a file with BufferedReader

Question

I haven't used Java for anything beyond calculations and simulations so my programming skills aren't great.
I'm trying to read in a file which contains scientific data. I want to skip two digits, read 5 into one element of an integer array, skip 14 digits, read 5 into another integer array, read another 5 into a third integer array and then skip to the next line. I've worked out that I can use BufferedReader for this and the skip method is easy enough to understand. But the read(Char[],int,int) method has thrown me. It reads my 5 numbers into 5 elements of a character array.
So how can I get these 5 elements of a character array into one element of an integer array? Or can it not be done? Or is there something similair to BufferedReader that uses int[] instead of char[]?

Answer 1

Let me repost your data with a monospace font, so that the structure is visible:
IF13065     382 101215000+10008904031330IIIaF HZ 647 511aU  
V13066     770   8706360-65008904041005IIaD  GG 495 200a   
IF13067     382  N1212045+11298904041054IIIaF HZ 6471800a   
B13068     622  65014200-15008904041429IIaO  GG 385 150a   
The spaces aren't present in every row of data. It just depends on what astronomical data is needed for that element - (prisms, filters, emulsions etc.)Are the exact positions of the numbers fixed per line? Then do as I suggested:
Read the whole line and use substring() thats much easier to write and understand than trying to do skip() and read().