Weird Python 3.0 / SciTE Editor Issue - Console Output

My editor (SciTE) has always worked fine for programming Python 2.x. I'm now trying some Python 3.0 code and ran into an issue on my first script. The issue doesn't happen running the same code under 2.x. It is really confusing and annoying me and I have no idea who to file a bug with.

For whatever reason, as soon as I call an http.client request() method from within a while loop, nothing further is printed to the editor's console (stdout). If it is not in a loop, I get the output. The script executes fine aside from printing output. If I run the script from a regular command prompt (outside of SciTE), it works fine also.

Setup:
* Windows (tested on XP and Vista)
* Python 3.0 Final
* SciTE Version 1.75-wbd-1

This works: ('foo' is printed once to console)

import http.client

conn = http.client.HTTPConnection('www.goldb.org')
conn.request('GET', '/')
conn.close()
print('foo')

This works: ('foo' is printed repeatedly to console)

import http.client

while True:
    conn = http.client.HTTPConnection('www.goldb.org')
    # conn.request('GET', '/')
    conn.close()
    print('foo')

This doesn't work: (nothing is printed to console)

import http.client

while True:
    conn = http.client.HTTPConnection('www.goldb.org')
    conn.request('GET', '/')
    conn.close()
    print('foo')

This same exact setup works fine in Python 2.x. I've also tried starting Python with the '-u' option to get unbuffered output.

Anyone have ANY clue what could be going on?

Update: This seems to be related to Issue 4705 at bugs.python.org. It has to do with how Python 3.0 does (or doesn't) do unbuffered I/O. A patch was already submitted. Hope it's fixed in next release.