Calling find with a search window (startend) fails #180

I'm trying to work out the syntax for using a search window when using find(). The MPD documentation says:

find {FILTER} [sort {TYPE}] [window {START:END}]
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window can be used to query only a portion of the real response. The parameter is two zero-based record numbers; a start number and an end number.

And the python-mpd2 documentation says

MPDClient.find(type, what[, ..., startend])
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window can be used to query only a portion of the real response. The parameter is two zero-based record numbers; a start number and an end number.

But I can't find a syntax that doesn't give an error.

• Using a single string in the form from the MPD docs like client.find("any", query, "1:100") gives

  mpd.base.CommandError: [2@0] {search} Incorrect number of filter arguments
  

  I also tried using space instead of : and using window 1:100 in case the window string is necessary.

• Doing the same but adding in the sort parameter (client.find("any", query, "title", "1:100")) gives no search results - I guess it's now trying to find tracks with a title of 1:100.

• Using two separate parameters like client.find("any", query, "1", "100") gives

  mpd.base.CommandError: [2@0] {search} Unknown filter type
  

My query is working fine without the window, I'd just like to enable pagination so I don't get thousands of results returned for short queries. I couldn't find any examples in the examples directory and none of the tests use this feature either. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.