In the following code, the on1,on2,on3,on4,on5 are instance names given to 5 buttons. all five of the buttons ARE SUCCESFULLY responding to the Press1 function below.

Code:
var ONarray:Array=new Array("on1","on2","on3","on4","on5");
for (var i:uint; i < ONarray.length; i++) {
    var ON:MovieClip=getChildByName(ONarray[i]) as MovieClip;
	stop();
	ON.buttonMode = true;
	ON.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, Press1);
}

function Press1(e:MouseEvent):void{
"FUNCTION HERE"
}
The problem: when each button is clicked it needs to send out its number (i'm using binary sockets for that).
the problem is i dont' want to copy the code for each button (cause there's eventually gonna be nearly 200 buttons), so in my function, when the button is clicked, it needs to write two things: it's instance name, and the fact that it was pressed:

Code:
binarySocket.writeUTFBytes("ONarray[i]"+"Pressed");
when i try this i traced it and it says "undefined Pressed" when it should say something like "on3 Pressed"
when i trace just [i] by itself, it always comes out as the number 5....no matter which button is clicked.
any ideas? i think im really close. thanks for any advice