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What degree of wildcard support is available from SFXCL?

Wildcard patterns follow the Windows convention:

An asterisk (*) represents 0 to many characters
A question mark (?) represents a single character
Wildcards may be used in both names and folders
When a wildcard is used in the source, the destination must be a folder

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