How to use the eclipse arduino scope? I am quite new to the Arduino stuff. I have got the Arduino IDE installed side by side with Eclipse. I am using Eclipse with the Arduino plugin, which is working well for me, including the SerialMonitor.

If you're using Eclipse with the Arduino plugin, it'll also add two new views. One is the serial monitor, the other one is called scope. Scope is a 6 channel Oscilloscope. But I don't know how to get values displayed there.

I am just curious how to use the scope there. I can't find any tutorial for this. 

Can somebody explain how to show something inside the scope?
The simplot library (referenced below) is an excellent example of how to use the scope which works as advertised.
Firstly, readers should note that there are two different Arduino plugins for Eclipse ("Eclipse C++ IDE for Arduino" and "Arduino Eclipse plugin named Sloeber V3"). Only the latter has a scope and a seriel monitor that allows data to be sent.
Getting simplot and the scope to work, however, can be a problem depending on the platform. On a Mac, with the latest version of Eclipse (Neon.2 Release Candidate 2) and the Sloeber V3 plugin, the default path to the Private Library is Users/yourname/Arduino/libraries. Unfortunately, this path doesn't (necessarily) exist. 
One could spend hours trying to figure out how and where to import a library when the critical library folder doesn't exist.

The solution (at least on a Mac):


Create a folder (arbitraily) named "Users/yourname/Eclipse/libraries". 
Include this folder in Eclipse - Preferences - Arduino - Private Library Path
Download jantje's entire Github Arduino Library, unpack it and move the "simplot" folder into your Private Library Folder. "simplot" should now show up in the libraries.
Use: Arduino - Add a Library to the Selected Project 
Or build a project using the simplot.ino example.


It should work beautifully.