There is a new beta of PasteBinIt available with a nice feature: highlighting support. This means that you can click in the line number gutter of the code view to set a marker that will show up in the pastebin as a yellow marked line
In addition some UI tweaks have been made such as listing the 5 most recent syntax highlightings at the top of the menu.
Get the update here or use the integrated updater if you have already downloaded version 0.2–2.
To make the small PasteBinIt tool more useful on the Mac it has been extended to take full advantage of the built-in services menu in Mac OS X. You can now select text throughout the system and choose Post to Pastebin.com from the menu. The PasteBinIt window opens with the marked text already in its content section and places the cursor in the title field. The new Pastebin is now only one click away.
Another new feature is dock tile drop support. If you would like to create a pastebin from a text file in the finder or from the desktop, just drop the file icon on the dock tile.
Due to problems with signing this update will be announced by the built-in updater, but installation will fail due to signing issues. You have to download this release manually and move it into your applications folder.
Thanks for testing, all feedback will be appreciated
Finally I finished to publish the first beta release of my new tool for creating pastebin.com entries on Mac OS X. Although the web interface of pastebin.com is very neat, sometimes a special client comes in handy.
In the first beta the tool can be used to post code or any text to the server and adjust all the parameters, such as post expiration time, syntax highlighting, paste title and if the paste is private.
Please feel free to check out this beta. Your feedback is appreciated