public static <T> T parseInMain (Class<T> argsType, String[] args, FieldParserFactory parsers)
    {
        try {
            return parse(argsType, args, parsers);
        } catch (YarrgParseException e) {
            System.err.println(e.getExitMessage());
            System.exit(1);
            throw new IllegalStateException("Java continued past a System.exit call");
        }
    }
public static < T > T parseInMain ( Class < T > argsType , String [ ] args , FieldParserFactory parsers ) { try { return parse ( argsType , args , parsers ) ; } catch ( YarrgParseException e ) { System . err . println ( e . getExitMessage ( ) ) ; System . exit ( 1 ) ; throw new IllegalStateException ( "Java continued past a System.exit call" ) ; } }
Parses <code>args</code> into an instance of <code>argsType</code> using
<code>parsers</code>. Calls <code>System.exit(1)</code> if the user supplied bad arguments
after printing a reason to <code>System.err</code>. Thus, this is suitable to be called
from a <code>main</code> method that's parsing arguments.