Sets whether the game is paused. The game is still told to handle input, update itself and render. This is simply a flag that should be set whenever a "pause" screen is displayed. It stops the "in-game timer" until the game is unpaused.
Returns the length of time the game has been played so far. This is "playable time;" that is, time in which the user is playing, and the game is not paused or in a "not updating" state (such as the main frame not having focus).
Sets whether the game should be "updating" itself. If a game is not "updating" itself, then it is effectively "paused," and will not accept any input from the user.
This method can be used to temporarily "pause" a game when the game window loses focus, for example.
Resets the "playtime in milliseconds" timer back to 0.
Resets this timer. This should be called when a new game is started.
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This class keeps track of game time. That includes both total running time, and "active time" (time not spent on paused screens, etc.).