bash custom tab completion with wildcards

I have a script (let's call it myscript) and I want to enable autocomplete arguments for files with a specific extension (e.g. .txt). I can do this simply with:

complete -f -X '!*.txt' myscript 

Then, given the files a, b, a.txt, b.txt, and ab.txt typing "myscript" and hitting tab twice gives me:

$ myscript a.txt ab.txt b.txt 

What I want to do is allow wildcards to filter this further, e.g. if I type "myscript *b*" and hit tab twice I want to see:

$ myscript *b* ab.txt b.txt 

Unfortunately this doesn't give me any autocompletion. If I remove the custom autocomplete (or pass -o bashdefault to complete) it gives me:

$ myscript *b* ab.txt b b.txt 

I don't want to see b in the results or have it passed to the script if I hit enter. Is there any way to get around this?