handle=iFtpFindInit(conhandle,currdir,strcat(prefix,"*"),@False,@False)
While 1
hostfilename=iftpfindnext(@True)
if hostfilename == "" then break
(download file, etc)
Endwhile

Using wwInt34i.dll, the wildcard included the dot before the extension so the lines above would return "myfile.txt", "myfile1" and "myfile1.txt".

With wwInt44i.dll, the wildcard seems to exclude the period. So "myfile1" is returned, but not "myfile.txt" nor "myfile1.txt".

I think I proved this by adding a period to the prefix so that it was "myfile." and then the code would download "myfile.txt" But obviously, now it won't download "myfile1.txt" or "myfile1".

(And of course, if I change the prefix to "myfile*." then I'll get "myfile.txt" and "myfile1.txt" but not "myfile1".)

My first question, of course, is if there's a new parameter or something else that I missed that will restore the old behavior for iFtpFindInit.

If not, then may I ask if this change is intentional? If so, then I need to rewrite the code. If the change is not, then I can recompile with wwInt34i and wait for a fix to the newer extender.