How do I delete a weird named bashmark?

[marcamillion]

For some reason, the script accidentally created this bookmark:

$ l
-bash: export: `DIR_apt-605=/Users/marcamillion/folders/some-project': not a valid identifier

How do I get rid of it?

I tried d and that entire line, but it doesn't work.

Thoughts?

It actually sends me to a prompt, it seems the ``` character is throwing it off:

$ d -bash: export: `DIR_apt-605
> `
-bash: DIR_apt-605: command not found
-bash: d: command not found

[huyng]

Hey Marc,

You can try manually removing the corresponding entry in your ~/.sdirs
file . This is where the bashmarks are stored.

-Huy

On Fri, Oct 26, 2012 at 7:41 PM, Marc Gayle notifications@github.comwrote:

For some reason, the script accidentally created this bookmark:

$ l
-bash: export: `DIR_apt-605=/Users/marcamillion/folders/some-project': not a valid identifier

How do I get rid of it?

I tried d and that entire line, but it doesn't work.

Thoughts?

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[marcamillion]

Perfect...that worked.

Thanks!