Ive got some bugfixes for you.
I found them in the lable and dialog multiline drawing code.
Here is the file, it shows the work I have done so far, as you can see I have changed the looks of a few controls, mainly I just resized them.

that would be awesome

that works.
thanks jim

true, I will have to try it and post my results.

EDIT: that works, I wish there was a better way to do it tho...

Even though this is kind of a double post, I think we may have stumbled on to a Ti-Nspire Lua bug...
Say you create a class outside of the string you want to load, or even try to use gc, it will always say that that variable is nil
I even tried this:

********************This is the main lua script
ccsb = class()
function ccsb:init(x, y, zs)
    self.x = x
    self.y = y
    self.zs = zs
end
function ccsb:paint(gc)
    local Wself = self
    local Wgc = gc
    loadstring(painter)()
end
---
function loadLibs()
    painter = var.recall("WZEX_lib\\s__paint__")
end
function on.construction()
    ss = ccsb(1, 1, "This is the main string")
    loadLibs()
end
function on.paint(gc)
    ss:paint(gc)
end
function on.charIn(ch)
    platform.window:invalidate()
end
*******************this is inside of the WZEX_lib.tns file
"local WZself = Wself
local WZgc = Wgc
WZself.x = WZself.x + 10
WZself.y = WZself.y + 10
WZgc:drawString(WZself.zs, WZself.x, WZself.y, ""top"")"

Even though I tried to use a variable to point to the object as you can see, it is still considered nil inside of the loaded string.
Anything you are not trying to index will be created/modified like normal.
I have attatched the files.

yea I get that error, and the example you have shown is how I have it in my code.
It runs the string from on.paint, so I didnt forget gc.
I have also ran the string like this:
loadstring(string)()
and
func = loadstring(string)
func()
I also tried passing gc to each of those things and it failed

Also I have attatched the new files

Me too

So I solved the Idea for styles. I believe that I can store all of the paint, checkClick, click, and other methods that deal with how they are drawn and interacted with by the user. What this would allow is having multiple styles on one calculator without having to take up a large amount of space. It also would allow the programmer change between styles in the middle of the program by calling the function loadLibs(). The libs would be loaded at runtime after the creation of the objects and will load only one time unless the programmer calls loadLibs() later on.
I do have a questions though before I jump in and start changing code.
How much does var.recall fail when trying to get external data.

Also I did some testing with loading strings into lua strings and I ran into a problem. The Document that I created I put a string in it, but it wont load. I then used a file that came with Make3D_lib and it loaded the strings successfully. I used one lua file that I created to do this. Did levak do something diffrent than what I did to get his stuff to load properly?
I included the files.