FTP transfers now support more flexible wildcards. Previously, the only wildcard option was "*" to transfer all files in the source directory. Now you can separately wildcard the file name and extension, and you can include partial literals in both parts of the name. Examples:
/vm/miame/dsk0/007006/*.dat
/vm/miame/dsk0/007006/ab*
c:\vm\miame\dsk0\007006\xyz*.d*
Notes:
| • | The only wildcard character remains "*" (? is not supported) |
| • | PC filespecs are not case sensitive, but HOST filespecs are. |
| • | The actual code change is in the module FTPDLXcall.DLL 1.2.0.117, which is normally found in the same directory as ASHW32.EXE. It gets loaded on demand when transferring a file via TAB(-10,AG_FTP) or XCALL FTPDLX or the ZTERM file transfer ESCAPE sequence. |
