[37Liion]

<tr class="item">
      <td class="id">2257</td>
      <td class="icon sprites items-1-9-2257-0"></td>
      <td class="name"><a href="/items/2257">Green Music Disc</a></td>
    </tr>

This is one of about 200-300 entries into a table on a website.
I'm trying to get the ID, Image, and Name of every block on this list:
http://minecraft-ids...medgecombe.com/
But I've never done much CSS or web development in general.
It seems to be that 1-9 is the version number, 2257 is the item ID, and as for the 0 I have no idea.
Getting the ID and Name isn't much trouble but as for the images :S
I need the images of the blocks for my Minecraft Blueprinting program I am writing for my CSE final project.
Wasn't sure where else to put this, feel free to move it.

[Martyr2]

What language are you using? You could pull out the data for each element using a regular expression that contains match groups, create a dom element and pull children through navigation and innerText or you can pull out elements using something like a jQuery match if you are using Javascript. These are just three ways to parse this.

All depends on what technologies you are using and what you are familiar with.

[37Liion]

I was thinking Python because that's what I've done most of my "ripping" with. The program I need the images for is written in Java. I've come to the conclusion that all the "images" are actually part of one very tall (9384 px) image. So I think I will either be needing to figure out somewhere else to get my images from or come up with a way to split the image into a bunch of 36x34 images. I'm assuming each block is 34 px tall due to the fact that 34 is the only number close to 32 which divides evenly into 9384.

[Programmist]

Notepadd++ (or SCiTE) has build in regular expression search/replace. I reformat and clean up date often using this rather than writing one-off scripts to do it.