Might be just my Google-fu, but I haven't really found a way to access
form elements or other Objects by name.  In short, I'd find it pretty
convenient if there was a function/method/hash available somewhere (eg.
on the Root, or within a Window, or per container, or something like
that), where I could pass an ID of sorts and it would return with the qx
object named as such.  Yep, pretty similar to how getElementById works
in the DOM.

Right now, I often find myself creating a this.w hash for widget-like
stuff and this.m for model-like stuff, to store stuff in there that I
need to poke from remote parts of the program (where scoping wouldn't
let me see locally defined things for example).

Is there a more official way of naming my Stuff conveniently (as opposed
to the generated IDs printed by qx.Object.toString) and accessing them
like I described, in a getElementById-like fashion?  Or am I doing
things completely wrong and I probably shouldn't even be needing this
kind of thing if I did things correctly? :)

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